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Third Annual Conyention 

WOMAN'S RELIEF eORFg, 

Auxiliary to G. A. R., Department of Ohio, 
April 2Sth,29th & 30th, 



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IN EXCHANGE 

JAN 5 . m5 






NATIONAL OFFICERS OF THE G. A. R. 



■S^ Commander-in-Chief, 

Samuel S. Burdett Washington, D. C. 

\ Senior Vice Commander-in-Chief, 
\v^ Seldon Connor Augusta, Maine. 

Junior Vice Commander-in-Chief, 
John R. Lewis Atlanta, Ga.. 

Chaplain-in-Chief, 
Rev. L. H. Stewart Perry, O. 

Surgeon-General, 
J. C. Tucker, M. D Oakland, California. 

STAFF. 

Adjutant General John Cameron, Washington, D. C. 

Quartermaster General John Taylor, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Judge Advocate General Charles H. Grosvenor, Athens, O. 

Inspector General Argos D. Vanosdol, Madison, Ind. 

Senior Aid-de-Camp .Harrison Dingman, Washington, D. C. 

COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION. 

Arkansas Thomas Boles Fort Smith . 

California Walter H. Holmes San Francisco. 

Colorado George Ardy Denver. 

Connecticut W. G. Gallager Meriden. 

Dakota W. V. Lucas Chamberlain. 

Delaware G. W. King Wilmington. 

Florida J. De V. Hazzard Eustis. 

Gulf Henry Schorten Baton Rouge, La. 

Illinois R. F. Wilson Chicago. 

Indiana Charles A. Zollinger Fort Wayne. 

Iowa L. S. Tyler Keokuk. 

Kansas B. R. Hogin Belleville. 

Kentucky William Bowman Tolesborough. 

Maine Samuel W. Lane Augusta. 

Massachusetts James F. Meech Lynn. 

Maryland Thomas F. Mathews Boltomon. 

Michigan Henry S. Dean Ann Arbor. 

Minnesota Perry S. Starkweather St. Paul. 

Montana Ela C. Waters Glendive. 

Nebraska J. O. West Grand Island. 

New Hampshire Alfred E. Emery Benacook. 

New Jersey John F. Lovett Trenton. 

New Mexico W. N. Smith Albuquerque. 

New York • Joseph L. Follett ..Brooklyn. 

Ohio J. W. O'Neall Lebanon. 

Oregon George C. Sears Portland. 

Pennsylvania Samuel Horper Pittsburgh. 

Potomac Chas. H. Ingram Washington, D. H. 

Rhode Island William D. Mason Providence, 

Tennessee and Georgia Edward S. Jones Nashville. 

Texas H. W. Nye Fort Worth. 

Utah C. A. Wood Salmon City, Idaho. 

Vermont D, L. Morgan Rutland. 

Virginia John W. Boynton Hampton. 

Washington Territory O. B. Johnson Seattle. 

West Virginia S. F. Shaw Parkersburgh. 

Wisconsin William S. Stanley, Jr Milwaukee. 



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DEPARTMENT OFFICERS. 

Department Commander R. B. Bkown Zanesville. 

Senior Vice Dep't Commander. . . .D. P. BoswORTH Marietta. 

Junior Vice Dep't Commander M. J. Sloan Warren. 

Medical Director T. M. McClaran Wellington. 

Chaplain J. L. Wyly Greenville. 

STAFF. 

Assistant Adjutant General H. L. Anderson Zanesville. 

Acting Assistant Adjutant Gen'l. . .G. F. AxLiNii Zanesville. 

Assistant Q. M. Gen'l F. C. DiETZ Zanesville. 

Inspector Carl N. Bancroft Columbus. 

Judge Advocate .. Charles Townsend Athens. 

Chief Mustering Officer H. L. Korte Zanesville. 

COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION. 

S. H. Hurst Chillicothe. 

D. C. Putnam Springfield. 

W. S. Harlan. . . Zanesville. 

R. H. Cochran Toledo. 

M. H. Neil Columbus. 

AIDS-DE-CAMP. 

J. M. Hunter, Senior . .Cincinnati. 

J. H. Rees, Acting Assistant Adjutant General Columbus 

John W. Byron Nat'l Military Home. 

Henry K kssinger Dayton. 

J. O. McGowan Youngstown. 

D. C. Curtis .Galena. 

J OHN Arten .Ando ver. 

Henry Boyer Washington C. H. 

T. C. Davis Galion. 

G. F. Hill Berlin Heights. 

Henry Smith Cincinnati. 

J. M. Slater Colton. 

J. F. Charlesworth St. Clairsville. 

Fred. Knagi Toronto. 

B. F. Ridgeley Jeromeville. 

W. S. Matthews Vinton. 

A. J. Rider ... Navarre. 

James Knapp La Rue. 

T. N. Sowers Roseville. 

W. M. Davey Cleveland. 

C. R. Henry Coshocton. 

R. D. M. Carter Columbus. 

J. L. Pierson Paines ville. 



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HAVING CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE ENTERTAIN- 
MENT OF THE 20th ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT, 

DEPARTMENT OF OHIO, G. A. R. 

At Cleveland, April 28, 29 and 30, 1886. 



EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. 



John O. Winship, Chr. .Mem'l Post. 

G. C. Barnes Memorial Post. 

W. H. Blackman, Sec'y, Brooklyn Post. 

S. R. Brainard Brooklyn Post. 

A. P. Fairbank Steedman Post. 

S. S. Card Steedman Post. 

T. J. Young Austin Post. 

A. T. Brinsmade Austin Post. 

John Hobbs. .Commodore Perry Post. 



W. P.Gartman, Commodore Perry Post. 
Geo. H. Safford. ..Orin J. Crane Post. 

W. R. Nevins Orin J. Crane Post. 

J. C. Shields Forest City Post. 

M. C. Hart Forest City Post. 

C. H. Flick Volunteer Post. 

Herman Mayer Volunteer Post. 

J. F. Herrick Brough Post 

William T. Quilliams Brough Post. 



FINANCE COMMITTEE. 



James Baknett, Chr. . . .Mem'l Post. 

William Beaser Brooklyn Post. 

G. W. Williams Steadman Post. 

T. J. Carran Austin Post. 

N. J. Wagner, Commodore Perry Post. 
C. C. Campbell. . ..Grin J. Crane Post. 

J. C. Shields Forest City Post. 

Herman Mayer Volunteer Post. 

J. F. Herrick Brough Post. 

G.|C.|Barnes Memorial Post. 

WJF. Goodspeed Memorial Post. 



C. C. Dewstoe Memorial Post. 

M. T. Britton Memorial Post. 

W. C. Cowan Memorial Post. 

F. H. Flick Memorial Post. 

Pard B. Smith Forest City Post. 

A. W. Fenton Memorial Post 

C. H. Flick Volunteer Post. 

M. C. Hart Forest City Post. 

J . Urban Austin Post. 

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C. Work, Geo. F. Root, etc. Price only 75 cents. By mail 90 cents, or 
bound in boards, $1.15. 

We also carry a large and complete stock of Pianos, Organs, Sheet 
Music, Music Books and Musical merchandise of everj' description. 
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J. W. Hanna Memorial Post. John A. Wilber. ...Orin J. Crane Post, 

D. B. Fish Brooklyn Post. Pard B. Smith Forest City Post, 

B. W. Jones Steedman Post. Henry K. Noble Volunteer Post, 

John Boyer Austin Post. E. V. Spring Brough Post, 

B. Hansem. ..Commodore Perry Post. 

COMMITTEE ON DECORATIONS. 

Geo. H. Ludwig Mem'l Post. J. E. Oliver Orin J. Crane Post, 

F. W. Wirth Brooklyn Post. J. C, Sherman Forest City Post. 

Charles Griswold Steedman Post. W. H. Steedman Volunteer Post, 

Frank Hamilton Austin Post. Frederick Horn Brough Post. 

Timothy Davy, Commodore Perry Post. 

COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION AND CARRIAGES. 



C. C. Dewstoe Mem'l Post. 

H. E. Eastle Brooklyn Post. 

J. W. Preston Steedman Post. 

W. H. Storms Austin Post. 

N.J. Wagner, Commodore Perry Post. 



J. H. Bradner Orin J. Crane Post. 

Phillip Anthony Forest City Post, 

L. R. Davis Volunteer Post, 

F. G. Parr Brough Post. 



COMMITTEE ON CAMP FIRE PROGRAMME. 

J. O. WiNSHiP, Chr. . .Memorial Post. T. J. Young Austin Post, 

G.C.Barnes Memorial Post. A. P. Fairbank Steedman Post, 

C. H. Flick .Volunteer Post. 



COMMITTEE ON BANQUET. 

M. C. Hart Forest City Post. 



G. C. Barnes, Chr. . .Memorial Post 
William Beaser. Brooklyn Post 



HALL AND MUSIC COMMITTEE. 

T.M.Heard Memorial Post. W. D. Pudney Orin J. Crane Post. 

W. M. Woodruff Brooklyn Post. E. E. Gill Forest City Post. 

J. F. Beelman Steedman Post. Fred Zillmer Volunteer Post. 

J. E. Myers Austin Post. Geo. E. Tyler Brough Post. 

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COMMITTEE ON DANCE PROGRAMME. 

W.R.NEViNS.Chr.,Orin J. Crane Post. Pard B. Smith Forest City Post. 

Phil. Beakel. .Commodore Perry Post. A. P. Fairbank Steedman Post. 

E. E. Wilco.K Brough Post. T. J. Young Austin Post. 

Herman Mayer Volunteer Post. S. R. Brainard Brooklyn Post. 

Ed. E. Kelly Memorial Post. 



COMMITTEE ON LINE OF MARCH. 

J. C. Shields, Chr. .Forest City Post. L. R. Davis Volunteer Post. 

S. R. Brainard Brooklyn Post. T. J. Young Austin Post. 

A. P. Fairbank Steedman Post. 



COMMITTEE ON BADGES. 

John Preston Steedman Post. M. C. Hart Forest City Post. 

J. B. Molyneaux Memorial Post. 

COMMITTEE ON INVITATIONS. 

J. O. WiNSHiP, Chr. ..Memorial Post. G. C. Barnes Memorial Post. 

Geo. H. Safford. ..Orin J. Crane Post. 

AUDITING COMMITTEE. 

W. H. Blackman, Chr. Brooklyn Post. H. P. Fairbank Steedman Post, 

T. J. Young Austin Post. 



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^PROaRAMME= 



Department Headquarters will be established at the Forest City House 
Monday, April 26. 

Meeting of the Council of Administration at Forest City House 
in Room 44, at 1:30 p. ni. Tuesday, April 27. 



FIRST DAY-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28. 

Business Meeting of the Department at Music Hall at 10 a. m. 

ORDER OF BUSINESS. 

Except as otherwise ordered by the Encampment, the following order of bus- 
iness will be observed : 

1. Opening of the Encampment. 

2. Calling Roll of Officers. 

3. Report of Committee on Credentials. 

4. Calling Roll of Members. 

5. Reports of Officers. 

6. Appointment of Committees on Reports of Officers. 

7. Reception and Reference of Communications. 

8. Reports of Committees. 

9. Miscellaneous Busmess. 

10. Election and Installation of Officers. 

Except as otherwise ordered by Encampment, the rules of order of National 
Encampment, so far as applicable, will be observed. 

In the evening a " Post Meeting " will be held at Red Cross Rink, Pearl street, 
presided over by the Department Officers, to which all comrades in possession of 
the countersigns will be admitted. At this ses.«ion the entire ritual of the Grand 
Army of the Republic will be exemplified, special attention being given to the 
muster in service and the secret work of the order. A mass chorus has been 
organized to lead in rendering the odes and the dear old army songs. Short 
addresses will be delivered on the work of our great comradship, and generally 
the duties of officers and members will be considered. It is expected that this 
" Post Meeting " will tend to the one thought of effective work inside and out- 
side the Post hall. 



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The 6han?pions. both in the Field and on the Bench. 

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SECOND DAY-THURSDAY, APRIL 29. 

Business Meeting of the Department at Music Hall. 

A Street Parade at 2 p. M. sharp. 

Captain J. C. Shields, Marshall. G. C. Barnes, Chief of Staff. 

E. L. Patterson, Adjutant. 

Aids.— C. C. Campbell, L. R. Davis, William Beaser, W. H. Storms, A. P. 
Fairbank, G. F. Herrick, John Hobbs, Pard B. Smith, W. E. Forby, Fayette Ball. 

Procession will form on Lake Street, right resting on Bank Street, and move 
promptly at 2 P. M. over the following route : Bank to St. Clair, to Water, to 
Superior, to Euclid, to £rie, to Superior, passing City Hall in review, and disband 
at intersection of the Square and Ontario Street. 

The Committee have procured the permission of the Legislature by joint 
resolution, to have all the old Battle Flags carried by Ohio Regiments, now in 
possession of the State, in Music Hall during the session of the Encampment. 

Camp Fire at Music Hall, commencing at 7:30 p. M. 

CAMP-FIRE PROGRAMME. 

President of the Meeting— Comrade John O. Winship. 

Music By Band. 

1. Prayer ' By Rev. J. L. Wyly, Dept. Chaplain. 

2. Music, "America " By the Audience. 

(Led by the Grand Army Glee Club of 100 Voices.) 

3. Address of Welcome. . . ; By Hon. J. B. Foraker, Governor of Ohio. 

4. Address of Welcome... By Hon. Geo. W. Gardner, Mayor of Cleveland. 

5. Address of Welcome from Cleveland Comrades 

By Comrade John O. Winship. 

6. Music By Glee Club. 

7. Response By Commander-in-Chief S. S. Burdett. 

8. Response By Dept. Commander R. B. Brown. 

9. Response By Sister Lottie L. Myers, Pres't W. R. C, Dept. of Ohio. 

ID. Response By Sister Sarah M. E. Battles, Sec'y W. R. C, Dept. of Ohio. 

11. Music By Band. 

12. Address By Comrade John A. Logan. 

13. Music By Glee Club. 

14. .Address By Comrade Lew Wallace. 

15. Address By Comrade Wm. McKinley, Jr. 

16. Music By Glee Club. 

17. Address By Comrade (Corporal) James Tanner. 

18. Address By Hon. R. A. Alger, Governor of Michigan. 

19. Music By Glee Club. 

20. Address By Comrade John C. Black, Commissioner of Pensions. 

21. Short Addresses By Comrades Called from the Audience. 

22. Music By Glee Club. 

23. Music By Band. 

24. Song, ' ' Good Night " 



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THIRD DAY-FRIDAY, APRIL 30. 

Business Meeting of the Department at Music Hall. 
Banquet and social Dance at Red Cross Rink, at 8 p. m. 

FLOOR DIRECTOR : 

Pard B. Smith, Forest City Post. 

FLOOR MANAGERS. 

D. H. KiMBEKLY, Memorial Post. W. H. Polhamus, Memorial Post. 

]. G. Claflin, Memorial Post. D. B. Fish, Brooklyn Post. 

F. Worth, Brooklyn Post. L. Merrifield, Austin Post. 

R. Hawkins, .Austin Post, H. P. Fairbank, Steedman Post. 

T. ]oNES, Steedman Post. B.^Woodward, Steedman Post. 

]. A. Weber, Orin f. Crane Post. C. C. Campbell, Orin J. Crane Post. 

W. R. Nevins, Orin J. Crane Post. C. H. Flick, Volunteer Post. 

L. R. DaviS, Volunteer Post. F. Held, Volunteer Post. 

P. Beakel, Commodore Perry Post. S. Ruggels, Commodore'Perry Post. 

J. P.\lmer, Commodore Perry Post. W. E. Fokby, Forest City Post. 

COMMITTEE. 

W. R. Nevins, Phil Beakel, E. E. Wilcox, 

Herman Mayer, Ed. E. Kelly, PardIB. Smith, 

A. P. Fairbank, T. J. Young, S. R. Brainard. 

DANCE PROGRAMME. 

1. Grand Marcli and Quadrille To Military, 

2. Quadrille To Grand Army of the Republic. 

3. Quadrille Lanciers 

4. Schottische On. .the Picket Line. 

5. Quadrille By the Left Flank. 

6. Waltz Quadrille Dress Parade 

7. Quadrille Variety Deploy as Skirmishers. 

8. Varsouvienne and Polka Right Wheel. 

9. Quadrille Fours Right. 

10. Waltz Present Arms. 

11. Quadrille Tothe Old Boys. 

12. Quadrille Double . Pork and Beans. 

13. Schottische Wha"comes There? 

14. Quadrille Turn Out the Guards. 

15. Quadrille Lanciers 

16. Waltz Passing Review. 

17. Virginia Reel Rally on the Right. 

18. Quadrille Double Guide Left. 

19. Schottische Right About. 

20. Quadrille Right Turn. 

21. Quadrille Waltz Open Ranks. 

22. Quadrille Turn Out, Boys. 

23. Dan Tucker Roll Call. 

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David F. Pugh.. 



H. H. Pierce., 

W. C. Dove.. 
T E. Hoyt.. 



Henry M. Neil. 
David Lanning. 
A. G. Chapman 
Chas. Bryson . .. 
A. Schwartz. . . , 
Jno. H. Grove. . 
W. J. Camnitz. 
Morris Osborn . . 

A. L. Harris. . . 
Albert Henrv. . . 



John W. Byron. 



Geo. W. Bowers 
O. W. Evans. . . 
F. M. Canfield.. 
Harry Guthrie. . 
Ed. D. Hawley. 
.A. M. Baldwin'.. 
Elias Fraunfelter 



[as. M. Ayers. 



Wm. R. Moses. 
J. W. Greencv . . 



L. Holloway. . . 

A. B. Glenn 

R. C. Walker.. 
L. R. Hawes. . . 
J. H. Whitker., 
L. G. Hunt. . . . 
Geo. W .Deatrick 
Jno. Hardy. 
David Knapp. . 
J as. J. Clark. . . 

i| R. F. Lewis. . . . 
il Adam Cramer. . 
il J. W. Foster. . 
3|b. O. Eddy.. . 



Delegates. 



Alternates. 



B. F. Wadsworth 
E.H.A.Snowwhite 
W. W. Bassore. 

C. M. Rittenhouse 

C. B. Hart 

C. W. Kinnear. 
C. L, Andrews. 
N. B. Ganigues. 

I. L. Gary 

George Billow. . 
E. F. Taggart . . 

0. L McMillen 

W.J. O'Neal.. 
[. B. Foraker. . . 
T. M. Sechler.. 
T. E. McLean.. 

C. N. Averv 

George L. Utter 
Orson Sage .... 
Wm. Corlett.. . . 
R. H. Cochran. 

D. R. Austin.. . 
T. B. Terry .... 
R. G. Bacon.. . . 
J. M. Hanser. . 
John S. Davis. 
C. T. Morley. . . 
T. S. Winship . 

1 . F. Mack 

C. Call 

George Musson. 
Geo. J . Hickev.. 

E. M. Wood.'. . 

B. F. Kerr 

Robert Cassiday 
Charles N. Nye 

G. Bressler 

J. L. Meyers. . , 
Geo. L. Mason 
G. Lemley 



G. Cunningham 

Jos. Amos 

Romeo Gregg . . 
Dan. McCauley 
H. B. Du Berry. 
R. D. McCarter 
George K. Nash 
W. Parringer. . . 

Jonas Foster 

J. K. Stebbins.. 

Jno. Plunkett. . 
Michael Breen. . 
Thos. Simmons. 

Israel A. Correll 
S. J. Coon.' .... 
E. F. Wiley.. .. 
E. F. Sturtevant 

J. D. Hillis 

H.E. Wadsworth 

A. P. Baldwin.. 

B. F. Manderbach 

B. F. Clark .... 

J. B. Wilson.... 

D. W. McCrung 
T. W. Thomas. 

P. R. Way 

J. M. Hubbell.. 
A. W. McCorriiick 
Joel Squire. . . . 

C. L. Young.. . . 
W. W.Alcorn.. 
R. G. W. Foster 

I. P. Grover 

H. M. Bacon... 

A. J. Eyster 

Ale.x. Mackey.. 
John Austin... . 
John Swart z.. . . 
Chas. M. Keyes 

E. Keyes 

Geo. Ingnam. . . 
Robert Carey . . 
J. M. Weaver. . 

S. G. Robinson. 

B. F. Reynolds. 

H. R. Jones 

Heman Allen. . . 

R. Alcott 

D. W. Dorman. 
W. P. Jones.. . . 



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Office, 121 Superior St., Cleveland, O. 

PAVING CONTRACTORS, 

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QUARRIES AT ALBION, N. Y. 

Building Stone, Baving Stone, Cross-Walk, Flagging, Platforms, Sills, 

Caps and Water Tables, Furnished on board Canal Boats or cars 

at Akron, or delivered to any part of the Country. 



-Our Building Stone is Superior in Color and Quality to Connecti- 
cut or any other Brown Stone. 

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and Ornamental Brass Work. 




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Post — Name and 
Location. 



R. L. McCook, Carthage. 

Leander Stem, Tiffin 

E. Ravvson, Fremont 

C. B. Gambee, Bellevue. . . 
M. F. Wooster, Norwalk.. 

Losure, Wauseon 

Bell-Harmon, Warren.... 
Eadie, Cuyahoga Falls.. . . 
Phil. Kearney, Nelsonville 
Elliott Wyman, Genoa. . 
N.L. Norris, Chagrin Falls 
Kyle, Wapakoneta . . . 
Serg't McKell, Bainbridge 

Serg't Holt, Rutland 

Gen. Lyon, East Liverpool 
Mitchell, Springfield 

Wiley, Bowling Green.... 
Wm. H. Lytic, Cincinnati 



Walter Wood, Tontogany 
L. S. Holmes, Deshler.. . . 
James Price, Westerville.. 

Wolford, Perry sburg 

L Donafin, Hicksville 

Randall, Praifie Depot.. . . 

Stoker, Findlay 

Eaton, Clyde 

Harry Carter, Haskins.. . . 

Sill, North Baltimore 

M. McMillen, Wilmington 
Chas. A. Slack, Galena. . . 
Geo. B.Torrence, Delaware 



Smith, Jackson Centre.. . . 

Neal, Sidney 

John Bell, Proctorsville. . 
Oglevie, Columbus Grove. 
Richard Allen, Elyria . . . . 
Wm. A. Choate, Napoleon 
Coleman, Long Bottom.. 

Sherman, Hudson 

R. Lanning, Coshocton . . 
Jacob Baker, Middletown 
Lemert, Newark 



Thoburn, Martin's Ferry., 
.'\rthur Cranston, Milan.. 



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F. A. Myers 

E. W. Currigan . . 
Jno. L. Green . .. . 



L. E. Merry 

R. K. Rood 

A. S. Bloomer. . . . 

S. S. Belton 

H. Ingalls 

Chas. A. Cable . . . 

H. H. Sloan 

H. B. York 

Asa Rhodes 

T. S. Wells 

Nial Bryne 

Wm. H. Surles. . . 
Chas. W. Shewalter 



G. C. Nearing. . . . 
John A. Zeigler. . 



C. C. Gundy . . . , 
J. W. Boston. . . 

A. B. Kohr 

C. Finkbeiner. . , 
J. T. Bushong. . . 

J. W. Coy 

Geo. L. Arnold. . 
Valentine Ott. . . . 
Alonzo Keeler. . . 
W. S. Decker . . . 
Amos Hoffman. . 
G. W. Hughes... 
J. S. Gill 



Wm. McCoUev. . 
E. E. Nutt ...'.. 
Joseph A. Turley. 

E. A. Bogart 

Wm. H. Park.... 
C. E. Reynolds. . , 
J. R. Havvley . . . , 
Harry Pettingell. . 
J. W. Standford. 
Harry Knight. . . . 
Finley Stafford.. . . 

John McCloskey. 
Wm. Beemis 



Delegates. 



H. M. Thullen. 
J. L. Botsford. 
C. A. Santmyer 
John Helm. . . . 
W. E. Haynes. 

A. Young 

W. H. Benn... 
G. F. Bradv... 
J. S. Dean.'. . . . 
J. R. Lachman 
M. H. Barber. 
C. K. Lansley. 

C. Geiger 

Dr. R. W. Walters 
L. J. N. English 

E. C. Rockhold 
Geo. H. Bean. . 
S. A. Gettvs 

F. S. Penfield . . 

D. W. Stroud.. 

E. W. Poe 

Joe Prische 

Wm. Miller.... 
Frank Bruner. . . 

Jacob Ries 

Jos. Hill 

John S. Matthews 

B. M. Butler 

H. P. Andrus .... 

L. L. Fmk 

Wm. J. Henry 

H. Carman 

Samuel C. Moore. 

G. W. Hagans.. . . 
Thos. R. Campbell 

Wash Young 

E. D. Harland.... 

J. W. Dyer 

John Chapman. . . 

C. W. Webster. . . 

L L. Davis 

Joseph Haines. . . 

John Raridan 

Joseph McCrats. . 

A. E. Lord 

B. F. Pontions.. . . 



Chas. N. Case.... 
J. M. Compton. . . 

L. C. Hartley 

James M. Brown.. 
Thos. Wickham . . 

M. R. Smylie 

John Shaeffer 



Alternates. 



Myron Wood 

L. D. Woodworth 
W. F. Armstrong. 

J. F. Zeller 

J. L. Greene 

Andrew Housic. . . 

A. B. Vial 

J. W. Re.xford.... 

W. C.Scott 

E. B. Wakefield.. 
Henry Patterson.. 
John F. Welch... 

L. D. Gregg 

L. O. Harris 

Valentine Lear... . 

Lee Manlove 

H. P. Naughtan.. 

B. C. Simms 

T. M. Gugenheim 

W. H. Grant 

W. H. Wood 

A. .Siegmund 

Gust Schilling. . . . 

C. Hafner 

J. Wintds 

L. Walker 

G. A. Repop 

]. E. Robinson . . . 
H. T. Schrock.. . . 

Fred Schwind 

George K. Otis. . . 

B. Odell 

Philip B. Oliver... 
H. E. Slocomb. .. . 

Noah S. Jones 

Henry Baldwin. . . 

Seth Osborn 

S.J. Mann 

E. T. Nelson 

J. W. Watkins.. 

J. M. Carter 

Hugo Stahl 

H. W. Ward 

Isaac Bogart 

W. E. Cahoon 

Fred ."Mien 



Wm. Bell 

C. P. Henry... 
H. H. Hatch... 
L. H. Clouse. . . 
Marshal Marsh. 

Albert Zink 

S. A. Jefferson.. 




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Military & Society Department. 

Grand Army of the 
Republic Requisites. 

Hat and Suit triminings. Shoulder 
Straps, WrtMtlis.lIat Cords, Swords, 
etc. Badui-s. Flair.':: and Banners 
made to order. 

Decorations for Conventions and 
SOLDIERS REUNIONS. 

Flags, Banners and Shields with 
various and appropriate mottos and 
designs. 

£|^Senil for Price List.-^^ 

LEVY & STEARN, 

192 & 194 Superior St,, Cleveland, 0" 



CHANDLER & FISHER, 



M \NrF\rTfRKRS or 



Hand-printing^- ivubher Stamps of Every Description, 

307 SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND, OHIO. 



134 & ^256 Seneca Btwmmti 

SLOSS BLOCK, 



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e^LEVELAND, OHIO. 



JOHN BOUT ALL. 

Merchant Tailor, 

Successor to "W. B. HANCOCK. 

I re^i|)el•tflll!y vt^V. you to cull und cxaniiiu' my stock of Woolens. All 

f;urineiitK iire well cut and nicely made. My estahlisliment is one of the 
arpcHt in the city. My i)rice8 are uniforndy lower than any other house 
in tin* city. 

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A. Y. Austin, Willoughby 

Lindsay, Gilboa 

Israel Ludlow, Cincinnati, 
Station A 

Ben Butterfield, Lancaster 
Daniel Miller, Leipsic... 
Hiram Strong, Dayton. . 
Hiram Kile, Andover... 
Hazelett, Zanesville 



J. St. John, Cardington... 

ivishler, St. Mary's 

C. B. Mitchell, S. Toledo 

Bronson, Jerry City 

C. F. Chamberlain, East 

Palestine 

Reno, Lowellsville 

S. Ba.xter, Merchanicsburg 
Columbus Golden, Athens 

Hamilton, Bradner 

R. Robbins, Sandusky.... 

Cook, Belmore 

Weiser, Dupont 

Currie, Cedarville 

Ruel, Delphos 

Wetzel-Compton, Ham't'n 

Cantvvell, Kenton 

Wm. A. Brand, Urbana.. 

Spangler, Bellaire 

Scott, Van Wert 

Carman, Ada 

Edgar, Dunkirk 

Paysell, West Liberty. . . . 
A. N. Goldwood, West 

Bridgefield. 

Potter, Green Springs 

Minerva, Minerva 

James Belts, Archbold. . . . 

Stout, Fayette 

Royer, West Liberty 

Urie, Bloomdale 

H. C. Scott. St. Paris 

Rice-Creglough, Attica.... 
Ransom Reed, Marysville 



Hurd, Mt. Gilead... 
Burkholder, Yellow Spr'gs 
P. A. Swigart, Lucas 

Cooper, Marion 

Strong, Jamestown. . 



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2- Post Cominander. Delegates 



Frank Hardaker. . 
J. W. Nutter 

Philip H. Brooks.. 
Daniel Crumley. . . 

T. W. Prentiss 

E. P. Robinson. . . 

P. D. Bishop 

W. S. Harlan . . . . 



R. T. Mills. 



O. N. Gunn... 
Jas. Teatsorth. 



E. H. Smith 

Wm. Liggett 

J. E. Davis 

George Kaler 

A. B. MfCreary. . 

J. P. Dry 

Anthony Hemrick 

G. B. Light 

Hiram D. Cline. . . 

Benj. Dunn 

G. A. Lambert. . . 

Amos Wroton .... 
John T. Mitchell.. 
Wm. D. Jones.. . . 

J. W. Lee 

C. C. Garrett 

L. W. Hebenthal. 
J. F. Reams 



W. H. Cowan. . . 
A. C. Mathias. . . 

Morgan S. Shaw. 

Jas. McClish 



A. P. Seager 

F. M. Willey. . . , 
H. L. Korte. .. . 

H. Aston 

S. L. Wiles 

R. F. Bartiett... 



L. E. Clark 

C. H. Milbourn.. 

R. W. Officer.... 
Jos. A. Ripple.. . . 

J. W. Davis 

J. P. Dana 

J. F. Huffman. . . 
W. A. Gipson 



A. Kitchen 

Andrew Frayer. . . 
W. E. Walkins. . . 

Jas. Fitton. 

N. W. Smith 

S. B. Tyson 

E. B. Cundiff 

Fred Eberle ...... 

J. A. Gleason. . . . 

J. M. Bodge 

Israel Diefenderfer 
J. W. Gaskill.... 



A. C. Ruple J. H. Barr. 

W. J. Merchant. .jB. Slaymaker. 
Howard Speakman — ~ • 
Gustave Dimke. . . 
L. J. Pike 



Jerry Lowman . . . 
S. T. McMorran. 
Wm. Harmon. . . 
D. T. Elliott. . . . 



J. E. McCracken. 

J. M. Harris. 

J. H. Mowers 

O. W. Weeks... 
Jas. Rayburn. ... 



D. F. Lentz. 



L. H. Vosbura 



A. B. Probert . . . 
Geo. G. McCrea. 
D. |. Neikirk. ... 
W. L. Curry. . . . 
A. B. Robinson. . 

Uriah Cahill 

R. T. McKirbin. 

T. C. Hirst 

Jno. Applegate. . 



W. H. Pegan. 



Alternates. 



Thomas Co-x 

Eli Stainbrook 

Chas. H. Wentzel 

A. J. Nichols 



W. S. Leach. . . . 

H. A. A.xline 

H. Urban 

H. M. Sedgwick. 
R. J. J. Harkins. 
S. C. Bennett. . . 



E. S. Lloyd 

Theodore Brown.. 

Bartiett Early 

A. C. Hinebaugh. 
Dewitt Shephard.. 

J. B. Allen 

E. S. James 

L. E. Landon 



Wm. H. Cook... 

J. A. Harned 

Jas. Cochran.... 
L. D. Brown. . . . 

A. N. Ellis 

Chas. Collier 

W. L. McDaniel. 
Wm. H. Little.. 

A. J. Burch 

L. Richerson. . . . 
V/m. R. Wiles.. 
O. P. Taylor 



Eugene E. Shall. 
G. W. Earhart... 
D. C. Shaddock. 



B. F. Mattem. 



J. F.Linhart 

J. C. Tomlin 

Wm. Lavee 

S. Landon 

W. H. Robb.... 
W. H. Loveless. 

John Bowen 

R. P. Love 

L. Tressel 



G. W. Clark. 




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I 76 SUPERIOR STREET. 



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Complete nnd I.argest Stock. 



IMPORTKD OR DOMESTIC, 

By the Box or less, go to 

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f . M . Bell, Washington C. H 

Leroy Baker, Danville 

Lyon, London 

McMillan , S. Charleston . 

McCali, Buena Vista 

Canfield Gibson burg 

Mlddleport, Middleport., 



126 Blessing, Gallipolis 
i27jLeith, Nevada. 



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Keller, Bucyrus 

Snyder, Crestline 

Dick Morris, Gallon 

McLaughlin, Mansfield. 



Andrews, Ashland. 
Given, Wooster. .. 



Hart, Massillon 

Robinson, Republic 

J.A.Garfield, Columbiana 

Burnside, Leetonia 

Starr, New Lisbon 

Geo. Harlan, Alliance. . . . 
J . K. Rochester, Logan . . 
Memorial, Cleveland 

C. G. Harker, Centerburg 
Tom Talbot, Somerset . . . 

Swartz, Rawson 

W. Wirt, Liggett, Ripley. 

Harker, Shelby 

Runyan, New London... 

Rice, North Amherst 

Evans, Bryan 

Kinsman, Kinsman 

Ad. Clark, Liberty Center 

Joy, Pioneer 

G.S. Fowler, Berlin Heights 
John Howard, McComb. . 
H. Louden, Montpelier . . 

Groce, Circleville 

Jobes, Greenville 

Alexander, Piqua 

A. H. Coleman, Troy.... 
S. Brewster, Le Moyne. . . 

Arnold, Bradford 

A. L. Brown, t'hillicothe. 



Ben Terry, Millers. 
Bailey, Portsmouth 



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Geo. C. Jenkins. . 

Henry Lockhart . 
S. P. Trumper. . . , 
Wm. J. Hudson. 
Josiah Spencer.. . 
Lewis Newcomer. 
Timothy Russell . 



A. J. Green . . . 
"ohn Russell.. . 

Cyre Field 

W. Stable 

D. R. Gorman. 
S. E. Fink..... 



Cyrus Plank 

Harry McClairen 



R. A Pinn.... 
John B. Ennis. 

I. Bishop 

J. R. Stratton. 
M. L. Davis. . . 
H. E. Vick... 
J. W. Strentz. 
G. C. Barnes. . 



H. C. Greiner. . . . 



L. H. -Williams.. 
David L. Cockley 

Dan White 

H. A. Plato 

John W. Pollock. 

Allen Jones 

W. S. Brown.... 

Emory Sibley 

Emerson Andrews 
C. W. Brooks.... 
M. E. Griswold.. 
O. H Spencer. . . . 
A. H. Brandon.. 
W. W. Peterson . . 
Solon H. Fidlar.. 

M. Kopf 

M. L. Brown. . . . 
George Perkins. . . 



G. C. Varnum. . . . 
John K. Duke.... 



Delegates. 



F. J. Lindsay 

Harry Boyer 

A. J. Kno.x 

Dr. W. M. Beach 
J. G. Warner. . . . 
W. M. Denniston 
Wm. Penfield . . . . 

0. P. Skinner . . . . 
|. C. Bishop 

1. F. Zeise. 



Wesley Grubb. . . . 
Rev.T. y. Sheppard 
D. S. Robinson. . 
T. J. Deitrick.... 

F. T. Dill 

A. C. Cummins. . . 
S. M. Coe 

D. C Curry 

J. L. Gray 

R. B. Crawford.. 

E, F. Beard 

E. S. Halloway . . 
R. L Cowden. . . . 

C. L. Frost 

J H. Sharer 

R. O. Kittsmiller.. 
J. O. Winship... 
C. C. Dewstoe. . . . 



J. W. Westall.. 



C. W. Boyd.... 
Henry Wentz. . 



A. E, Sdwald 

J. A. McClain. . . 
Albert D. Mathews 
Marion Weakly. , . 

Wm. Siddall 

G. F. Hill 

Elisha Todd 

W. S. Boon 

G. C. Bayer 

Thomas Lines. . . . 
J.E. Shellenberger 
C. F. Grovenor . . . 

A. V.Smith 

W. M. Williamson 
Wm. V. Lawrance 
John B. Smith.. . . 



Mark B. Wells.. 
John L Mercer. 



Alternates. 



Harry Rodgers... 
H. L. Hadley.... 

John Haun 

Capt. D. Watson. 

J. M. Jones 

James T. Pitts... 

I. W. Miller 

Wm. M. Hartinger 
Newton Barnes. . . 
Ed. S. Grant 



R. M. Stewart 

Wm. McCutchen. 

Wm. Hoover 

R. G. Bryan 

W. W. Smith 

R. C. McFarland. 

C. F. Engle 

J. N. Clark 

J. R. McKerney.. 

E. D. Doxsee 

H. K. Spooner. . , 
Wm. Halvestradt. 

U. S. Meltz 

J . L. Straughn. . . 
W. W. Cantine... 

J. H. Wolf 

W. H. Polhamus.. 
C. C. Shanklin.... 



H. C. Walker. 



Daniel W. Storer. 



Lorenz Horn 

T.J. Coslet 

L. W. Roberts... 
D. K. Bowker.... 
W. H. Durbin.... 

H. B. Fisher 

L. C. Willoughby. 

F. M. Ford 

M. E. Dresbach.. 

S. M. Guy 

Wm. Van Horn. . 

J. A. Landis 

H. S. Clifford 

Harvey Medline.. 
Richard Enderlin. 
Wm. B. Evans... 



E. E. Ewing 

C. P. Dennis 



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IHAT WHITE'S RED ROBIN 

AND YELLOW BAND 

TOLU ARE THE PUREST 

AND BEST 

CHEWING CUM 

In the World. 
»^ Buy no Other, .^^g 

Mamifactui-ed only by 

W. J. WHITE, 

24 and 26 South Water Street, 
CLICVELAND, O. 



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ROLL OF ENCAMPMENT.— Continued. 



165 



Dick Lambert, Ironton. 



E.M.Stanton, Steubenville 

Morrison, Ashville 

Troutinan, Oak Harbor. . 
H. G. Blake, Medina.. . 
Arthur Strong, Creston.... 

McQuillian, Delta.. 

Lewis Baker, Lindsey 

Col. Crawford, Carey .... 
Joseph Powell, Bettsville. 

fruesdell, Vienna 

Maxwell, Kingston 

R. L. Dunham, Bedford.. 
Buell, Marietta 



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John Stabler, Payne 

Gibson, Greenfield 

H. McDaniel, Ft. Recovery 

McCarty, Polk 

George Douglass, Millbury 
Warner Brown, W. Salem 

A. H. Day, Kent 

Wm. Nelson, Cincinnati.. 

Sergeant McKenzie, Har- 
risonville 

Channell, Utica 

Kilpatrick, Goshen 

M.]. Patterson, Winchester 

W. T. Brown, Bloomville. 

Collar, Vaughnsville 

Gribbon, Kalida 

Lieut. Fellers, Ray's 

Aug't Willich, Cincinnati. 

facqueth, Sycamore 

Hill, New Straitsville 

H. B Banning, Madionsville 

R. M. Moore, Cincinnati. 

Commodore Foote, Cincin- 
cinnati, Station C 

Phil. Hendri.x, Colton... 

Mart. Armstrong, Lima. 

Drummond, St. Clairsville 

John Campbell, Harrison. 

John M. Barrere.Hillsboro 

Bishop- Williams, Shade. . 

Hastings. LaGrange 

Col. Speiple, Shilo 

Shreve, Shreve 

J. P. Fyffe, Higginsport. . 

O. P. Randall, Napoleon 

W. A. McAllister Carrollton 



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28 1 
28 



Jno. H. Gholston. 



B. N. Lindsey 

Milton Morral. . . . 
Jacob Hoover.... 
J. H. Greene 

C. A. Mellon 

A. Y. Montgomery 

Michael Latig 

W. T. Dickerson.. 

Wm. Shaw 

H. M. Boys 

Jno. T. Mowry. . . 
W. H. Diseman. . 
R. T. Moore 



Post Commander. 



H.;K. Gant..., 
C. F. Wilson.., 
J. S. Rhodes. . , 
R. G. Cook..., 
A. J. Marks. . . 
David Mitchell. 
I. L. Herriff . . 
Thos. Morgan . , 



Elijah F. Vining. . 
David Sinsabaugh 
Wm. L. Gordon. . 
Tom E. DeBruin.. 
Geo. M. Martin. . . 

Evan Rees 

[. M. Allen 

Wm. Doles 

Michael Lorenz. . . 
E. V. Ingerson. . . 

Z. Brown 

H. B. Whetsel.... 
Daniel Hatmaker. 



H. D. Grigg... 

J. M. Slater 

J. W. Crum. . 
J. F. Charles worth 
John T. Penny.. . . 
E. M. DeBruin. . . 

S. T. Pierce 

Wm. Wilcox 

E. W. Ward 

Daniel Metcalf. . . . 

G. A. Boehm 

Levi Hoy 

Wm. T. Keyes. . . 



Delegates. 



Jno. T. Jones. . . 

E. F. Moore 

W. H. Enochs.., 
Jno. Pearce. . . . 

Jno. Oyer 

W. W. Ward . . , 



Aaron Winters. . .. 
G. W. Thompson 
Thos. R. Butler.. 
Geo. A. Maxwell. . 

F. M. Riley 

Joseph Deel 



Wm. Bingham.. . . 
E. A. Bradley. . . . 
Wm. Anderson. . . 
A. P. Kelley.... 

Isaac Feasel 

James Brandon. . 
Chas. W. Myers.. 

W. B. Higby 

B B. Stone.. . . 

M McMillin 

Levi Reynolds . . . . 



J. S. Clum 

Jos. Rinehower. . 
C. F. Chapman. . . 
Jno. H. Eldridge. 
C. P. Rhodenbaugh 

Jno. Barnes 

O. Outcalt 



D. B. Campbell. . . 
Dr. H. Morris. . . . 
Tom. C. Downey, 
I. D. Graesbeck. . 

Evan Griffith 

John L. Parsell. . . 
I. H. McCormick 



John A. Boley . 
L L. Walters.. 
George Sauer. 
Paul Miller 



A.T.Gould 

D. Mathews 

S. S. Yoder 

Wm. A. Hunt 

Geo. W. Bowlby. . 

E. Carson 

W. M. Williams.. 
Chas. A. Wilco.x. . 

Jas. Guthrie 

Dr. Eli D. Pocock 
C. E. Harrison.. 

F. M. Adam 

L. M. Barrick. . . 



Alternates. 



N. M. Wells.... 
W. K. Dohahue. 
Chas. Kramb... 



M. T. Lutz.. .. 
R. J. Stewart.. . 
Chas. Goth. . . . 

L D. Cox 

Jewett Palmer. . 
W. M. Battis.. 
Jno. H. Ellis., 



J H. Johnson. . .. 
G. R. Blackburn. . 
Jno. Chrysler .... 

Lewis Schlop 

Samuel Dobbins.. 
J. P. Rabenstine.. 
John Harvey 

Abner Morris .... 

H. Bricker 

G. W. Myers 

Philip Hundrihaii 

D. W. Fisher 

I. W. Ebenman.. 
Horace Beach .... 

E. J. McCormiclc 



Wilbur Brown. . . . 
Henry Spurrier. . . 
John A Jones. . . . 
Andrew Nueller.. 

Wm. J. Jackman. 
Rob't McColough 
H. H. Heman. . . . 
Alexander Barrett. 
Will R. Hartpence 
W. T. Greuber.. . 

C. Hawk 

George Smith. . . . 

J. C. Fenner 

Thomas Hall 

John E. White... 
W. C. Johnson .. 
G. W. Connell.... 




161 RIVER STREET, 



Cleveland, - Ohio. 

Flags and 

^^^ ^ Banners. 



All kinds of 




Tfto^ 



xaAj^ 



Cle^rela^rLd. 0-\:LrL Store., 

102 SUPERIOR STREET. 




Proprietors of the Clevclaml Gun Store Club Guns, ^Manufacturers' Agency 
for the Parker it Itliaca (^unn, Winchester, Marlin, Ballard, lUtningtou, and 
Stevens Itilles. Winchesier and I'. M. C. Shells. W ads, Primers and Cartridges 
Importers and dealers in all kinds of Kufrlisli. (Jernian and American Guns and 
Kifles. Fishing' Tackle an<l Spcirtin^ (;(iods in General. Send fur catal()y;ue. 



IPcrest Oit3r nivd:on.-a.2:nental "^XT'orl^s. 

WHITMAN 6l STROPE, 

Manufa<'turers and Dealers in Foreign and American 

■<3-ra.rLite a^nd. H^vdZa^rTole. 

IMrURTKRS OF STATUARY. 

( eimiirv Work (if livcVy I)e-<Ti])ti()ii. Specialty: American Granite. 
J156 New No. Woodland Avenue, CLEVELAND, O. 

«)uo Sijiiare .\bove < 'ciilral Mjirkct. (lei'nian Language Spoken. 



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225 



Post — Name and 
Location. 



G. Thurston, Lebanon 
Beemer, North Creek. 
Geo. B. Bailey, Aberdeen. 



Z 

CO o 



w 2 



Post '^Commander. I Delegates. 



Alternates. 



Josiah Holbrook..|Jos. W. O'Neall. 
Samuel Fisher. . . . lEmery Mathill.. . 
James Drennin . . A. T. Boswell. 



A. H . Graham . . 
Marion Beemer. 
1. M. Shelton .. 



Wm. Rogers, Gageville. 



E. P. Walker. . . 



S. B. Northway . . 



M. Bennett. 



Hamlin, Wellington. . . . 

Hilles, Barnesville 

Brannum, Bridgeport . . 
H. Scribner, Plain City 
T. R. Stanley, Zaleski.. 
Charles S. Hays, Cleves 
Brint and McBride, Rich- 
field Center, 

226 J. W. McFerrin, West Union 

227 Boon, Edon 

228 Millikin, Oxford 

229jPatchin, Burton 

230 W. R. Hoel, Wavnesville. 
23i|Anthfjny Marsh, Riverton. 
232|C. B. White, Georgetown 

233 Lorain Emery, Malinta. . . 

234 Delos Northway, Orwell. . 

235 S'g't Thompson, Salineville 

236 Capper, Convoy 

237 Henry Cope, Wellsville. . . 

238 Ba.xter, Lyons 

239 G. W. Shuster, Toronto 



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242 

243 
244 

245 

246 
247 

248 
249 
250 

251 
252 

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255 
256 



262 

263 



R. Lampton, Thornville 

John Kell, Franklin.. 

J. H. Jenkins, Williamsburg 

W. H. Trimble, Rainsboro 

W. Anderson, Washing- 
ton C. H 

Caldwell, Wetmore 

E. B. Rickets, Carroll.... 

W. H. Doering, Antwerp. 

Devinney, Fletcher 

Wm. Hays, Sardinia.. .. 

Pomerine, Millersburg.. . . 

Dennison, Hanoverton. . . 

L. A. Myers, Sunbury.. . . 

Serg't Reed, McArthur.. 

W.C. Ferguson, New Holland 

Elliott, Jeromeville 

J. ("Kate'V Ruffner.Rushville 
257[C. Asbury, Mt. Victory. . . 
258! Russell, Chester 

259 Corwin, Vinton 

260 Zel. Hamilton, Middlepoint 

261 Alfred Cannon, Canal Win- 
chester 

Robt. Hamilton, Bluffton. 
Col. Val. Cupp, Baltimore 



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67 

45 
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29 
40 
20 
36 
41 
40 
40 
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67 
S3 

26 
40 
15 
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30 
18 

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33 

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20 
25 

34 
SO 

55 



J. W. Bearup . . . . 
Isaac R. Lane. . . . 
Lewis Skidmore . . 

J. M. Sells 

Geo. W. Wilson. . 
Thomas J. Truitt. 

James R. Smith. . 
Michael Lawler. . . 

H. H. Root 

R. W. Dewitt .... 

H. E. Ford 

J. H. Kearney . . . 
Thos. J. Williams 
H. C. Loudon. . . . 
Wm. H. Booher. . 

B. Bingham 

L. C. Dallas 

J. C. Joseph 

J. R. Junkin 

S. K. Clark 

James P. McKee. 
Hiram Bowman. . 
Joseph McCarty. . 
E. B. Holmes. , . 
T. M. Ferguson. . 



J. J. Thomas 

George E. Hilles. . 

John Giffin 

W. R. Sherwood.. 
W. F. Mathews. . 
S. Kyle Stephens.. 

Josiah Westerman 

Jacob Brown 

G. T. Albert 

S. P. Murray 

L. D. Taylor 

J. N. Hathaway. . 

H. Poor 

John A Tweed. . . . 
G. W. Ostrander.. 

S. E. Hall 

S. M. Se.xton 

Jacob Wyant 

George B. Ateri. . 
C. E. Carmon. . . . 

Fred Knagi 

Z. S. Poulson 

L. Stockman 

Joseph Irwin 

J. H. Wickersham 



H. O. 

E. T. Petty 

Robert Giffin 

J. K. Holy cross. 
Wm. L. Hooper. 
H. G. Carr 



A. J. Bartholomew- 
Green Foster 

B. A. Ewan 

D. P. Beaton 

T. H. Fowler 

Ren Bushong 

J. H. Kelly 

CD. Thompson.. 
Abram Shufelt .... 
Edwin Reeves. . . . 

W. T. Cope 

Andrew Lybold . . 

L. L. Cope 

B. R. Richardson. 
Thomas G. Hood. 
D. D. Aveynan. 

James Brown 

Daniel Benn 

John Hulett 



Alex. Anderson. . . !H. Stewart 

J. Q. Gibson M.C.Peters James Maxwell. 



W. F. Fleck H. H.'Gordon 



I Eli Tracy, ....... 

I Simeon Chapman. 

I J ob Reeder 

ilj. H.Kimball.... 

Frank M. Dowd. . 

W. L. Mallow 

J. H. Hosier 

R.J. Hill 

Henry Williams. . 

M. O. Burnap. . . 

Wm, S. Matthews 

F. C. Holden 



J. J. Sullivan 

B. C. Battin 

C. C. Brooks 

H. C. Jones 

R. C. Porter 

B. F. Ridgely 

David Fultz 

Levi E. Hager. . . . 

D. T. Ashworth.. 

C. C. Miller 

W. S. Nelson 



J. H. Bond. 



H. G. White.... 

Daniel Bart 

Leroy Perfect. . . . 
W. J. Runnells. . 

R. B. Lucas 

Z. Emery 

G. W. Kuhn . . . . 
W. H. Reeves... 
Cyrus Blazen. . . . 
Geo. W. Wilcox. 
I. N. Deniston.. . 



41 I H. H. Dibble. ... Philip Game iS. E. Bailey. 

35 i! J. A. NonnamakerjW. B. Richards. . . |A. Hauenstein. 
451 ilTheo. J. Arnold .. jS. S. Weist ij. C. Laney .. 



THE CASE BLOCK 

"Turkish Bath," 

Opposite Post Office, 

Turkish, Russian, Rouian, Electric, Sulphur, Shotvcr, 
Spray and Phinge. 

Separate Compartments for Ladies and Gentlemen. 

6 and 8 Rockwell Street, and 6 Case Place. 
CLEVELAND, OHIO. 

Open Daily until 8 p. m. C. VAN W. FISH, Manager. 



W. L. HURLBUT 

Is now settled in new quarters, and can supply by the 
ton or car load Pure Massillon, Lehigh and Lackawanna 
Coal, especially prepared for family use. Steam Coal at 
Lowest prices. 
OFFICE, >0. 1 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, 
CoR. Water & Superior Streets. 

Telephone No. 530. 

T. S. PADDOCK & SON, 

Hatters and Furriers, 

Soi.K AtiENT.S FOR 

JG)ur)lap <zrr)Gl ijr)ox rl0fs. 
LADIES RIDING HATS. 

Till- iarf,'fst assortment of Silk, Still' and Soft Hats in the City. 

G. A. R. HATS. 221 SUPERIOR ST. G. A. R. HATS. 



-33- 



K.OLL OF ENCAMPMENT.— Continued. 



Post — Name and 
Location. 



•2. 

u: o 



jq O 2i 



264 Wilkerson, Wharton 

265 Eaton, Wac^sworth 

266 Welker, Arlington 

267 McPherson, Amanda 

268 Jos. F. Trotter, Mt. Wash- 
ington 

269 Bloom, Iron Furnace 

270 Miller, Navarre 

271 L. W. Frazier, Bethel.... 

272 J. M. Bodine, Newton.. 

273 J. H. Adams, Oakvvood.. 

274 Corp'l Owen Gray, LaRue 
27s Corp'l M. Stroufe.Mt.Orab 
2761 J. H. Kelley, Corning... 

277 John Dennie, Clarington.. 

278 Armstrong, Hayesville.. . . 

279 Greenwich, Greenwich.... 

280 Barnes, Waverly 

281 J. E. Coomer, Ashley. .. . 

282:LeBlonde, Celina 

283 Stanley, Forest 

284I Ray Heller, White House. 

285, Hughes, Malta 

286iDavid Gfiffin, Sabina. . . . 

287 Scioto, Scioto 

2881 Tom Dew, Butchel 

289[Quig-gle, Swanton 

290' Axline, Roseville 

291 McFarland, Orangeville. . 



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294 

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300 

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302 

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305 

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308 

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310 

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313 



Ellis, Marsailles. . 
J. Briney, N. Lewisburg 
Bentley, Mantau Station. . 
T. J. Stanley, Lower Salem 

Wayne, Orville 

J. Gatehouse, Doylestown, 
G. W. Hughes, Nashville, 
Langston, Covington .... 
Johnson-Steel, S. Bloom- 

ingville 

Col. Dove, Coalton 
Captain Keyes, Tupper's 

Plains 

Joseph Henley, Leesburg 
Dick Mason, Lowell. 



Col. E. M. Mast, Freder- 
icksburg 

Henry Hart, Brookfield 
H. C. McCarty, Fayettville 
Har. Frazier, Dunbarton. 
Fisher, Loudenville . . . 

Bradley, Stryker 

Hamilton, Gratiot.. .. 
F. F. Wildes, Coolsville . . 
Luther, Devol, Monday 



Post Commander. 



25 
50 
28 
26 

34 
38 
23 
42 
20 

23 
21 
72 
10 
17 
34 
40 

79 
31 
25 
82 

30 
119 
20 
55 
50 
58 
52 
31 
39 
45 
34 
49 
30 
18 

54 
61 



J. D. Wickiser. .. 
T. D. Wolbach.. 

N.S. Wistcott 

L. Lawrence 



Delegates. 



John Coffey 

A.-M. S. Dunn.. 

A. J. Rider 

Orville Burke .... 
William M. Ferris 
Sam Campbell. . . . 

J. M. Bell 

]. G. Smith 

W. H. Wilson.... 

Fred Grim 

F. K. Rush 

Willis Sisson 

T. W. Higgins.. 
L. P. Wood 



Hiram B. Miller. . 
J. W. Screene. . . 

E. S. Reigle 

William Hage. . . . 

H. E. Atkins.... 
Geo. W. Custer. . 
R. C. Taylor.... 

A. R. Crane 

John W. Brown. . 
Z. J. Wheeler.... 



W. F. Pierce.... 
F. M. Heath.... 
Geo. Z. Dickerson 
R. D. Baker... .. 
M. W. Brown. . . . 

Ferd Connor 

W. D. Smith 

T. N. Sowers. . . . 
Robt. A. Gamble 

D. J. Bower 

Michael Brown. . . 
A. M. Erwin.... 
George W. Stanley 
C. a' Shackford.. 
Thomas G. Boak 

R. W. Liggett 

J. C. Ullery 



S. A. Day 

George Roof 

H. C. Kempel. . . . 
John W. Spencer 
F. B. Nickerson . . 
Wells S. Jones . . . 
David Shoemaker 



George W. Raid . 
W. H. Connesy. 



F.S. Park 

P. D. Matthews. 
J. Landsittle. . . 



James W. Tracy 
John Waddle. . . 
M. H. Stanton. 
S. A. Chapman. 
H. C. Bishop . . 

James Ditts 

William Tucker. 
A. McVickar. . . . 
Allen Devol 



John Ryan 

Jacob Adams, . . . 

Ehhu Hiatt 

O. M . Coburn 

Joshua Shriver . . . 
John Templeton. 

F. M. Rider 

Jas. D. Burnett. . 

G. W. Kemp 

E. Sherrett 

G. G. Striker 

George Wharff... 

F. S. Wolfe 

McDonald Smith., 
R. R. Thompson 
Clark Adams 



Alternates. 



J. D. Reimer 

Levi Fox 

T. S. Williamson. 

John C. Martin. . 
M. B. Davis...... 

B. B. Luke 

James Boulware. . 
B.J. Warden.... 
Willis Fuller 



L. T. Earhart 

W. H.Giles 

Jas. H. Jackson. . 
John C. Davis.. . . 
D. D. Wosherburn 
Peter B. Hayes . . 
Peter Hopper 



C. H. Noble 

J. C. Murdock.. 
W. H. Dakin. . . . 

S. H. Crull 

Sid Newton 

D. W. Swank. . . 
W. N. Burley... 

E. R. Fell 

Theo. Uncapher. 

F. Hoisington. . . 

H.J. Wing 

George A. Smith. 
J. A. Hamilton.. 



T. J. Allison 

Calvin Courtney.. 

Joseph Lant 



W. T. Barnes. . . . 
Jas. A. Fusselman 
J. W. Evans.... 
R. M Cochran.. 
L K. Donald.... 
Andrew Hamilton. 
B. F. Iden 



John L. Stahl. . 



Wm. Mohler. 
R. Cantwell. . 



Sylvester Davis . . 
N. D. Oaks 



A. E. Balderson. 



James K. Carson. 

D. W. Pritchard.. 

John Apgear 

T.J. Wright 

S. Bird 

P. L. Warren . . . . 

E. R. Slandford.. 



John L. Bloser. . 



ESTABLISHED 1860. 



HEHRY BECKMAH, Jr 

The Largest Tailoring Establishnjent In the 6ity. 

ORKMANSHIP AND FIT FIRST-CLASS. 

196 SUPERIOR ST. 




MISS E. HOLLAND, 



IMrORTER AKD DEALER IN 



French Millinery, 

224 SUPERIOR ST., 



T/IDD/lRDifeinGRIlVinGe^Sf 



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316 

317 
318 

319 

320 
321 



325 
326 



Post — Name and 
Location. 



Miller Moody, Bellville.. 

Mitchell-Bethel, Flushing. 

Fenton, Hamden Junction 

Dick Cheatham, Beverly. . 

Steadman, Warrenton.. . . 

McKendrey Murlin, Men- 
don 

H. Hatfield, Round Head 

J. A. Spellman, Hilliards. 

322lFair, Spencerville 

3231 W. C. Workman .Plainfield 
3241 John C. Snook, Cecil. . . . 

Geo. Crook, Crown City. 

Browley-Trone, Manches- 
ter 

D. Mcintosh, Ravenna.. 

W. H. Free, Shawnee. . . . 

Musser, Wavnesfield 



327 

328 

329 



330 Conger, Lexington. 



331 
332 
333: 
334; 

335 

336 
337 



Griffee, Frazeysbur^ 
W. R.Creighton, Caledonia 
Earl-Millikin, Windham.. 
Henry Harriman, West 

Mansfield 

Ruckle, Monclova 

L N. Leggett, Montville. 
James Smith, Wellston 



338JW. H. Lutz, Yellow Bud. 

Plumb, Harman 

U. S. Grant, Cincinnati.. 
Capt. Kinser, Rockbridge 

Casto, Blanchester 

Cambridge, Cambridge. . 
Graham-Thompson, New 

Paris 

Thos. Lilley, Georgesville. 



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340 
341 
342 
343 
344 

345 
346 
347 
348 
349 
350 
351 
352 



J. R. Dixson, Gillispieville 
L( 



ewis, Xenia 
James Mann, Steuben. . . 
] . W. Lowe, New Richmond 
Com. Pe#ry, Cleveland... 

Heath, Willshire 

Watkins-Andrews, Trimble 



353'Sol. Stevens, Morrow. 
354 

355 
356 
357 
358 
359 
360 
361 
362 



David Vanfossen , Mechan- 

icstown 

A. J. Skyes, Chicago 

Fuller Smith, Sullivan. . . . 

Monroe, Sedan 

Burnham, Madison 

Brough, Euclid 



O. G. Sherwin, Westboro. 
Rees-Mitchell, Camden. . . 
John Archbold, Lewisville 



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37 



26 



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12 
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27 
38 
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42 
61 
68 

31 
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72 

IS 
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33 
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45 
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59 



Post Commander. 



Sam'l B. Donell . . 



H. D. Wortman. 
W. C. Smiley . . . 
John Litten 



J. W. Presho .... 
G. W. Arbogast.. 
T.R. McNaughton 
ThomarSchaffer. . 

David Duling 

H. B. Ferguson , . 
John Greer 



F. C. Estabrook.. 
William Grinnell. . 
John W. Martin. . 
W, H. H. Burden. 
Levi Ritter 



Delegates. 



N. C. McClure. 



T. C. Ryan 

Stephen King 

J. E. Heppart. . . . 
T.J. McDonald.. 
S. S. Vanschoyck. 

H. M. Hill 

S. P. Woodward.. 
Henry S. Wiswell. 
Wm. Gatewood , . 

M. V. Randall... 
J. H. Furry 



J. R. Bennet. . , 
T. G. Murray., 



J. A. Evans C. M. Bell 



E. S. Woodworth. 



F. K. Carson 

John E. Connolly 
R. H. Baldwin... 
E. B. Bingham . . . 
W. F. Hughey.... 



J. D. Inskeep. . . . 
Jno. W. Kerr. . . . 

Chas. Hall 

L. H. Bingham . . 
R. Cross 



Alternates, 



David Phelps. 



J . H. Stier. . 
Jos. Wilson. 



Geo. Custer. 

Silas Vanski . 



Fred Stork. .. . 
Jus. Cross.... 

John Luts 

C. E. Thalley. 



C. Mastin . . . 
P. G. Clark. 



Thos. Gould. 
D. L. King. 
Jos. Evvan.. 



Harry Choate Thos. Mason 

J. H. Arney Wm. H. Huls. . . 

T. B. Baldwin....! I. M. Wolf 

D. D. Taylor C. L. Campbell. 



G. W. Ray 

H. D. Dixon 

W. H. Harry 

W. W. Parsons. . . 

Albert Pearce 

J. S. Hobhs 

Henry Banta 

G. A. Russell.... 
Herman Grim 

David McClain. . . 
W. F. Babcock.. 
Marcus DeMoss . . 
J. H. Thompson. 

A. S. Stratton 

J. F. Herrick 

Sam'l A. Holoday. 

O. P. Brown 

John Greenbank.. 



M. B. Hare.... 
J.J. De Figh.. 
J. A. Hevling. . 
Jos. P. Owen . , 
R. J. Ricker.... 
W. F. Lloyd.., 



S. H. Johnson 

Col. J. Hitesman. 

S. T. McFadden . . 

F. C. Linder 

Ed. D. Baker.... 

A. B. McCall 

N. L. Badger 



John Girton 

Capt. P. Folkertle 



M. McDonald... 

Wm. Jones 

W. W. Forshey. 
J. J. Williams... 
E. H. Minear.... 



John Petry. 



R. M. Riley 

W. H. C. Hanna. 



Wm. Watson. 
M. P. Robinet. 
H. H. Eavery. 
Barnett Roe. . . 
Raymond Gee. 
Wm. Clague.. 



James Butter. ... 
Wm. Robinson. . 

Jos. S. Foreman. 
George Miller. . . 
L. L. Drown. ... 
L. M. McCoy.... 
C. A. Turney. . . 



A. F. Deniston.. 
Steven Bertsch... 



T- X3:- ^^lel:La.rt3^ dc Co., 




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Stencils, 

Steel Stamps, 
Burning Brands, 
Alphabets, etc. 



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Mamifacturers of 

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Daters, Self-Inkers, Pencils, Rubber 
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^atroiiLize ZESIonne Ind.-a.str37-. 




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THE PLACK TO HUY A RELIABLE ARTICLE. 



Re-covering and Repairing as good as new.-^Ml 

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manufacturer of 

P^PER BOXES, 

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 

CLEVELAND. - - - OHIO- 
Office: ii South Water St. Works: ii McLean St. 

Telki'honk 1687. 
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Post — Name and 
Location. 



363 O. P. Davis, Eureka 

364 Henry Lincoln, Oberlin.. 
365lFrancis Smith, Jackson.. 
366ijohn W. Fowler, New 

I Lexington .... 

367 1 J oil n Cudhea, Junction . . 

3681 Brooklyn, Brooklyn 

369lDan W. Williams, Pleas- 

! ant Hill 

370IW. W. Simpson, Belle 

' Centre 

37i:P. Timmons, Clarksburg 

372; Drury, Neptune 

373JLt. R. Wilson, Cameron 
374JDavid Lloyd, Marengo.. 

375 California, Flat P. O 

376ijawes Young, Burbank.. 
377|Wm. Pike, Martinsville . . 
3781 Hudson, Syracuse 



Roser, Arcanum 

D. Brown, Duncan's Falls 
Powell, Tremont City. . . . 

E. E. Ellsworth, Lucasville 
Clay Hay, New Carlisle. . 

Wilmot, Wilmot 

Canal Fulton, Canal Ful- 
ton 

Stoughton, Mt. Blanchard 
387 Reed, Chardon 

Amos Carter, Patriot 

Wilson Burrows, West Jef- 
ferson 

Josiah Baird, Pataskala. . . 

N.M.McConkey, Catawba 

Driggs and Martin, Mc- 
Cluney 
393! D. M. Rauser, Tippecanoe 

City 
3941 C. C. Nichols, New Castle 

3951 Ontario, Ontario 

396J Ellsworth, CridersviUe. . 
397 John Leoper, Moody. . . 
3981 J. C. Rouk, Clarksfield 
399iJ. B. Steedman, Cleveland 



379 
380 

381 
382 

383 
384 
385 

386 



389 

390 
391 
392 



400 



401 



Cen- 



Gen. B. D. Fearin_ 

ter View 

F. C. Jones, Cincinnati. . 
402iJoseph Rath, Evansport.. 

403! Austm, Cleveland 

404IC. Johnson, New Vienna 
5!R. M. Lyon, Bowerston 



c/; o 



3 O w 



sPost Commander. 



Bostwick, Mt. Sterling 
M. H. Bartilson, Gilmorel 
Warren Hart, St. Clair.. 



25 
30 

53 

12! 

29I 



Delegates. 



I Wm. M. Marshall 
ijE. D. Woodruff.. 



H. S. C. Ross 

S. M. Cole 



Wm. B. Denny, .j Samuel Hadden. 



S. R. Brainard. . 

J. E. Webb .... 

Q. A. Randall... 

S. M. Yates 

J. H. Murlin... 
C. M. Blowers. . . 
Elwood Bunker. . 



H. W. Blackman 



N. B. Teeter 



Frank M. Drake 
|. F. Brown. . . . 
D. R. Lemungon 
I. I. Atkinson. , 
G. W. Howell.. 



C. W. Weiser . . . 
H. B. Crumly. . . 
)ohn J. White. . . 
J. K. Albright... 
I oseph Peach .... 

E. B. Foltz 

Calvin Anderson. 
Philip Hysner. ... 
Wm. M.Johnston' 

I Geo. S. Kilgore. . 

I J. W. Pickett 

I H. T. Canfield....; 
I Joe. Worthington 

Chas. C. Roberts 
L N. Milburn.... 
Enos McConkey. . 

Wm. P. Lucas.. 

I Isaac Agenbroad. . 

ijas. K. Butler 

ijS. R. Ralston 

I F. J. Lavett 

i!W. T. Buckle... 
ijWm. E. Stare... 

I I A. P. Fairbank.. 



Perry Cowick. 
S. Chapman. , 



S. R. Kimble. . . 
L C. Swingle.. . 
John N. Smith.. 
Jas. A. Hayley. 

Jos. Ross 

Albert Hurraw . . 

Daniel Wilhelm. 
Wm. N. Yost . . 
S. P. Warriner. . 
Daniel Miller. . . 



J. N. Beach 

F. B. Elliot.... 
Jasper Batkin.. 

E. W. Gray... 

W. W. Crane. . 
C. B. Johnson. , 



J. Berchelderfer 
J. R. Boster. . . 

Barna Cooper. 
!S. S. Card 



1 1 Isaac Soles 

A. E. Jones 

J. F. Kintigh 

ijThos. y. Young. .. 
I J. H. Allison. . . . 
I N. E. Clendenim 
I Jos. H. Blain. . . . . 
ijThos. McFadden.. 
I Uriah Thomas.. . . 



F. G. Cross 

C. W. Branen. . . . 
Wm. H. Storms. . 

C. B. Miller 

S. S. Hamil 

W. C. Bostwick. . 
Bethel Berkshire. . 
Jas. Mcintosh 



Alternates. 



las. M.Wetherholt 
A. J. Munroe 



Owen R.Morehead 

B. F. Storer. .!!!. 

G. W. Whitmer, . 

Wm. H. Gossard 
Wm. S. Donohoe. 
Smith Townsend.. 



H. B. Shatwell.... 



E. A. Palmer. 
C. E. Hixson. 



Alfred Piffley 

Joseph Daw 

E. C. Nichols 

Thos. Millirons. .. 
R. E. Evensizer. .. 
Geo. W. Wilhelm 

Henry Berard..,. 
C. H. Stewart 

A. Hawkins 

David Rees ...... 

B. F. Roberts.... 

T. H. Baird 

David Sutherland. 

J. M. French. .. , 

A. M. Hecker.... 
George Horn.... 



Geo. Mowery. . 
J. W. Iron... 
Edwin Prosser. 
Thomas Jones. 



P. D. Cottle 

John Paxton 

J no. C. Anthony.. 
D. W. Williams.. 

J. W. Newell 

Wm. J. Hodge, Sr. 
Chas. Drumm. , .. 



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MANUFACTURED BY 



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FROM 12 TO 50 HORSE-POWER. 

This is the Simplest Engine in the market. It has 
fewer parts than any other Engine. It is self-contained, and 
occupies less floor space. No working parts exposed. 
No skilled engineer required to run it. It has no piston- 
rod, no connecting rod, no cross head, no guides, no 
eccentrics, no eccentric rods, no stuffing boxes. 

It is a reciprocating engine and not a rotary. Each 
Engine is complete on a heavy cast-iron foundation, and 
is thoroughly tested before leaving the shop, and needs 
simply connecting \\ith the boiler to be ready for work. 
Each Engine is guaranteed. For circular and price address 

eS Cummer Engine Co. 

CLEVELAND, O. 



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409 
410 
411 
412 

413 

414 

415 
416 
417 
418 
419 
420 
421 
422 
423 

424 

425 
426 

427 



431 
432 
433 
434 

435 



440 
441 



442 

443 



Post — Name and 
Location. 



James Crawford, Adairo. 

Henry C. French, Waldo 

John Rowels, Bremen. . . 

Fred Aler, Adamsville. . . . 

Isaac P. Rule, Tiffin 

Tovvsend, East Townsend 

Cass, Dresden 

Hawkins, Poland 

Dexter Gilbert, Herrings.. 

Danford Parker, Lodi .... 

Jacob Davis, Sciotoville. . 

W. H. Elliott, Alton 

Thompson Blair, Alay Hill 

Welch, Urichsville 

Hilderbrand, New Mata- 
moras 

Boyd, Prospect 

Livingstone, Richwood. , . 

Hall, Farmington 

Harry. Hale, Richmond.. 

428iCharlton, Big Prairie 

429[D. Graves, Shanes Crossing 
430 Miles Standish, Dexter. . . 

Plymouth, Plymouth .... 

Geo. Collings, Manchester 

Sanky Valley, Waynesb'rg 

Barlow, Barlow 

Creighton. Mecca 

436jWash. Liggett, Agosta. . . 
437 1 John Berry, Green Camp. 

438 j Dell Roy, Dell Roy 

439 R. H. Caldwell, Elmore. . 
Jos. Sailor, De Graff. . . . 
Eugene Reynolds, Belle- 

fountaine 

J. S. Gardner, Lily Chapel 
Frank Wood, Felicity. . . . 

444;Capt. Tom Lewis, Batavia 

445iG. W. Larimore, Versailles 

446|Dister, Dayton 

447|Chas Lyons, Kyger 

448jLorain, Lorain 

44g'Percy, Jasper 

45o:01d John Brown, Oxford.. 



4SI 
452 
453 
454 
455 
456 
457 
458 
459 



J. M. Wells, Columbus 

C. B. Gates, Harmar 

Friendship, Friendship. . . 
L B. Richardson, Lakeside 
Moss Run, Moss Run. . . . 
J. S. McCreadv, Cadiz... 
J. T. Murhill, Lynchburg 
Harrison Douglas, Kipton 
Col. Melville Clark, Belpre 



460'M. L. Buchwalter.Adelphi 



2 

C/30 



_ O 
trq o 



Amos Kirkwood. . 

Peter Boger 

C. C. Kagay 

G. V. Kern 

Wm. B. Stanley... 
George Borgus.. . . 
L. F. Estinghausen 
I. G. Blackman. . . 

Jos. Fisher 

J. K. Seiberling. . 
J. N. McCurdy.. 

L. Woodruff 

John A. McCall.. 
Chas. Ganzman . . 



Post Commander. 



Thomas Ulrict.. . . 
S. H. Truesdale.. 
Harrison Carman, 
Jas. C. Rogers.. . . 
Ross Courtney.. . . 

H. A. Rider 

]. S. Thomas. . . . 
]. S. Kenfiedy.. . . 



J. F. Mohr 

V. F. Collier 

A. J. Winters. . . . 
Jerome P. Miller. 

R. Swainhart 

Louis Funalman : 

B. P. Wilson 

I. N. Mitchell.... 
W. H. Bowman. . 

Richard Netz 

Jas. W. Merrill. . 

W. S. Hulse 

J. B. Corbin 



J no. B. Wilkin.. 
David R. Hunt. 
Jas. C. Reid. .. 



W. S. Roebuck. 



P. T. Fee. 



Isaac M.Sheelman 
Julius Georgi. . . . 
Wm. Bradbury. . . 

Wm. B. Smith 

M. Howe 

Alex. Churdman.. 

N. B. Abbott 

Sam'l H. Putnam. 
Leonidas Piles.. . . 

J. A. Clark 

I. S. McCowan. . . 
Frank K. Mealey. 

Owen West 

Philip Ritzenthaler 
I. W. Putnam. . 
Wm. W. Rouse 



Delegates. 



D. S. Dancer. 
I. L. Davis . . 
J. S. Turner. 
H. L. Cogsil. 
Jas. H. Cole. 



J. W. Statler... 
J. A. Phillips... 
S. T. Harshman. 

R. M. Crab 

George Emery . . . 

Jos. Kannel 

D. T. Harkins.. . 

S. L. Abbott 

A. T. Wright... 
J. T. Hewitt.... 
D. H. Merrill. . . 
J no. A. Chaffee. 
T. R. Shinn 



C. C. Hernminey. 
H. N. Aldrict 



E. Van Briggle. . . 



f. G. Ritter 

Harley H. Sage. . 

M. C. Boice 

C. H. Williams. . . 



A. C. Simmes. . . . 

Wm. Felton 

Thomas Wiseman 

A. Cole 

B. H. Jacobs 

W. A. Snodgrass. 
Samuel Maxwell. . 

T. I. Fulton 

E. Jones 

G. R. Reed 

Nelson Spencer. . . 



Alternates. 



Levi Light 

William Gabler. .. 
Ed. Thompson. . . 
J. A. Snoots. .. . , 
Jos. Van Nest 



Ranson Smith. . . . 
J. H. Davidson. . , 
Daniel Shrider.. . . 
Clark Reynolds. . , 
F. F. Ranshahor. 
Daniel Howard.. , 

W. H. Kerr 

Wm. McCollam. , 



A. C. Mounts 

Joseph TSI. Rogers. 
J. W. Wilcox.... 
J. R. Donaldson.. 
Wm. S. Porter.. . . 

D. H. Robinson. . 
J. C. B. Vale.... 

E. C. Gregg 

P. W. Connelly.. 

Wm. Rhoads 

I no. W. Morris. . . 
Wm. Johnson. . . . 
C. W. Beathard.. 



Wesley James. . . , 
J no. G. Walters., 



Wm. Clark, 



R. S. McGinnis. . . 
Philip W. Jordan. 

W. B. Grover 

A. H. Babcock. . . 



Jas. De Wolfe..., 
Jno. R. Morris. . , 



A. A. Clemens 

Jas. L. Cockings. 

Jno. Connell 

Isma Froth 

C. H. Bayless 

J. R. King 

Lewis Wagner... 



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I'nder Academy of Music, 

CLEVELAND, - OHIO. 

Imported Wines, Liquors and Cigars. First-class in every respect 

Hanx.\n & Frawley. - - - Proprietors. 

IF. Drake k Co, 

UNDERWEAR, 

HOSIERY, 

NECKWEAR 

TO OKDEK. 

i83 SUPERIOR STREET- 
Xjil2:l3r, l^oT)oj:isJldL 6z I^ocl^ett, 





Manufacturers of 



AMI 

Articles for Travelers, 

12G Sri'ERiOK Street, 

Cleveland, O. 

Sole I-catlier Trunks, 
state l!ooni Trunks.Heg- 
iilatidii Si/x'. Conliuenlal 
'I'nmks for Foreign 
Travel. Trunks and 
.Saldiels Made to Order 
and Uepaired. 



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73 O 



Post — Name and 
Location. 



^ Post Commander. Delegates. 



Alternates. 






461 iSamuel Allen, Kirtland. . . 1 45 

462 O. H. Haskell, Perry ' 43' 

463JI. &T. Dill, Homer 22 

464J Jonathan Watson, Grove- 
port j 40 

465|Masterton, Masterton 28 

466|Serg't Mcintosh, Irondale' 33 

467iJacob Ward, Pavonia. ... 22 

468JHanson, New Concord. . 46 

469JRicksecker, Canal Dover' 82 

470' f. M. Mosley, Dexter City: 48 

471 1 Page, Sylvania j 60 

472 D. Bose, Sinking Sprin.gs| 33 

473 M. A. Ross, Christianburg! 30 

474 Jesse I. Ale.xander, New 

i Cumberland 30 

475jThomas Towns, Waterloo 47 

476!jehu John, Elida 16 

477:Duncan, V/est Milton 45 

478 E. J. Higby, Richmond 

Dale 35 

479 Zeno H. Scott, Moscow.. 58 

480 M. Judy, Bloomingburg. . 27 

481 Wm. Shaffer, Rappsburg 36 
482;Gen. Landers, Quaker City 30; 
483'Union, East Trumbull.. 32; 
484 C. B. Parsons, Mojintville ' 24! 
485JN. L. Robinson, Rushtown 21 
486|Em. Opdyke, Bladensburg 35! 
487'Geo.W. Robinson, Amelia 56 

488 Jas .Alton, Moxahala.... 29! 

489 R. Newport, Newells Run 23! 

490 Davidson, Smithville. . . . 23J 

491 [Noble, Caldwell 107 

492 Meagher, Kimbolton. . . . 63 

493 John Ball, Mowrytown.. 17 
494'S. M. Neighbor, New 

Comerstown 45 

495, J. A. Norris, Deersville.. 21 

496 Sgt. Dickson, BolensMills 40 

497iH. Wright, Gratis, P. O. 20 

498 1 Baker Waller, Rock Camp: 85 
499 J. B. Hampson, North 

Royalton 25 

500|Daniels, Xenia 41 

501 Creighton Orr, Sparta 43 

502 Cutler, Cutler 24 

503 Tod Lee, N. Fairfield.... 25 

504 John Brown, Summerfield 49 

SojiYager, Mt. Liberty 27 

506'Millington, Pottersburg. . 20^ 

507|Foltz-Shepherd, McClure 28! 

5o8iWheelersburg, Wheelers- I 

) burg 341 



i:M. S. McFarland. 
i'H. J. Manchester 
I R. W. Larimore. . 



D. H. Woodward. 
O. M. Merrick... 
Jos. S. Murphy. . 

W. L. Parker.... 



'Jno. Williams. . . 
|M. H. Orbun.... 
Oliver Barnett. . . . 



Albert Button.. 

B- Herrick 

Andrew Patton. 

R. A. Shaw.... 



1 1 A. O. Mauck. . . 
ilA. C. Johnston, 
lijas. E. Paislev. 
i:H. G. Palmer.'.. 

ij. B. Case 

iGeo. H.Hildt 'S. T. Naylor ^Wm.H. Keplinger 

I F. G. Cunningham ! t 

i|Wm. Bryan... 
I H. N Easton. 
I J. S. Rockey 



Jas. W. Swindler. 

Robert Ellis 

J. L. Geyer. 



IT. B. Hank. 
J. J. Turner. 
E. C. Hollis. 



.'A. D. Randall. 

. S. F. Bellisan. 

L. R. Howell. 



J. H. Gardner. . . 
Amos Griffith. . . 
S. A. Hitchcock. 
Sam'l Reddick . 



IJames D. Mills... E. B. Reese. 

iT. J. Neal W. L. White. 

Thos. J. Morris... Jas. A. Swisher.. 



I Jas. Cavett 

lijulius Shelley. . . . 

ijH. C. McCoy..., 

I {Stephen Dement. . 

I; John R, Hunt 

liE. O. Miller 

i|j. M. Rainey 

i|A. Doll 

il Jere Hess 

1 ! David Thomas. . . . 

I Wm. R Brown. . . 

ijjacob Gano 

lij.J. Weiler 

liF. C. Thompson.. 

N. B. Stewart 

Chas. P. Helsley. 



Rev. D. Trickier.. I W. G. Counts..., 

W. R. Fee JEnos F. Kelch.., 

G. W. Gordon iSilas Edwards. . . , 

Ja'sn McConnelL.iT. F. Payne 

Richard H. Dilley'Joseph Paith...., 

H. Bartram |W. B. Quick 

Jas. U. Harper. . j Jos. Clark 



David K. Blystone Sam'l McCament. 

A. J. Temple 'J. H. Short 

Emanuel Shultz.. James Carter..., 

Dr. J. McElhinney J. B. Greene 

J. U. Bricker M. H. Keiler 



W. H. Gibson.. 



W. A. Lewis.... 
P. F. Rosselot 



M. B. Kennedy. .'O. C. Powelson.. 

Samuel A. Moore. IM. J. Slutz 

A. Masters j Jno. Woodward. . 

J.W.Scott 'W. H. Read 

|Wm. H. Bayell.. , ijohn H. McGee.. 

A. W. Coats. ... Reuben Goss 

Jno. A. Evans.... Chas. E. Nichols. 



liD. L. Miskimens. 
iJGeorge W. Hines. 
ijLvman Moler.... 

iiJ^G. Etter 

ijWm. E. Rock 

I David E. Johnston 
I Jno. R. Jackston 

I A. B. Kees 

I R. J. Sutton. .... 
I Wm. F. Barnum.. 
I .Arthurt Wharton.. 
I H. H. Robertson. 

ijj. C. Cline 

i|j. G. Markley.... 

I Wm. H. McCurdy S. D. Argo John A. Camp... 



D. E. James. 
J. A. Smith.. 
L. Amsden.. 



H. G. Rogers. 

R. E. HuH.... 

J. N. Wilson.. 

Jno. H. Shanklan'A. A. Stats.... 

Cpt.M.M.Murphyl J. W. Jackson. 

W. H. Jordan. 

G. D. Pierce ' 



Monumental Works, 

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CARABELLI & BROGGINI, Proprietors. 




Soldiers' Monuments a Specialty. 

Having erected a number of Soldiers Monuments, we have on hand a 
fine collection of Models of Soldiers, Statuary, Ornamental Work, and 
Art Monuments executed in all kinds of Granite. 

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19 



Post — Name and 
Location. 



509 Tom Lambert, Aid P. O. 

Cotton, Beach City 

B. F. Stiner, Pierce 

Zeigler, Perrysville 

Eli Crosby, Broughton . . 

Cicero Davis, Dulilin. . . . 

Mark Horton,Garrettsville 

Carleton Baer, German- 
town 

David Sullivan, West Mid- 
dleburg 

Boggs, Huntsville 

y. M. Arthur, Lakeview.. 

Tylee, Hubbard 

Roberto. Nobbs, Ai 

Biddle, Sulphur Springs. . 

Blackburn, Leesville 

Geo. R. McRitchie, Port 
Clinton 

Manville Moore, Fremont 

Lupton, Pilcher. 

Hibbens, Piketon 

Bartlett, Bartlett. 

T. }. Mercer, Chester Hill 

Silas D. Prather, Bourne 
ville 

Joseph Tanner, Ostrander 

Asa R. Hillyer, Monroe- 
ville 

O. J. Crane, Cleveland... 

Rank, Gnadenhutten. . . . 

Richard Chambers, Kno.x- 
ville 

Sanmel Bell, Independ- 
ence, Butler P. O 

B. Bauer, Springborough 

John Smith, Brown 

J. Young, Fredricktown. . 
540! Lieut. Boyd, Antioch.... 
;4ij Buchanan, Senecaville. . 



Trago, DeK alb, Tiro P.O. 

Berea, Berea 

S. R. S. West, Milford... 
Ham Garden, Fultonham 
Volunteer, Cleveland... . 
Kingsberry, West Newton 
Gamaliel Bartlett, Pome- 

roy 

J. T. Updegraff, Mt. 

Pleasant 

Tohn Harrison, Avon 

Jacob Boals, Steece 

Capt. Steven's, Wakato- 

mika 



ry. o 



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Post Commander, 



Joshua B. Willis 
.'\ustin A. Hay.. . 
Wm. Williams. . . 
.'\lonzoShambaugh 

B. Demond 

E. R. Fogle 

M. J. Harris.... 
Jos. Van Tilburg 

Emanuel Whitaker 

E. M.Sanders.... 

J. M. Bogart 

Chas. Hammond. 
David L Hall.... 

Jacob Rice 

D. H. Protzman. . 
Roswell Robinson 

Geo. O. Harlan. 



Henry Lewis. 
A. H. Perry.. 
R. G. Mains. . 



DrA. L. Chenoweth 
Abner Said 

Hiram Peck 

Geo. H. Safford.. 
Solomon Stocker.. 

Sam'l Wilson 

A. J. Myers 

J. M. Fo-x 

Thos. Cosgrave. . . 
Leander Cavwood 

Dan'l C. Petty 

J. C. Crossen 

J. O. Davis 

Oliver H. Perry. . 
J. B. Wallace.... 
C. H. Paramore. . 
Chas. H. Flick.. 
L. W. Ramsdell.. 

R. H. Brewster. .. 

Jas. G. Theaker . . 
Andrew J. Moore 
John Henry 



Delegates. 



John B. Burton 
W. A. Airheart 
George May. . .. 
W. F. Gladden. 
M. M. Brown.. 
W. H. Davis.. 
George Hurlburt.. 
S. Perry Zehring. . 

.'Monzo Skidmore. 

J. H. Harrod.... 
A. W. Myers. . . . 
H. W. Hescock. . 
Simon P. Cole. . . . 
M. M. Carothers 
G. H. Moore.. 
Lyman M. Knapp 

D. A. Rauck. . . 



George L. Hays. 
E. F. Glazier. . . 
Samuel Grimes . 

G. S. Coover... 
J. C. Faulkner. . . 

A. S. Gilson... 
W. R. Nevins. . . 
Daniel Weber. . . 

Sam J. Minesinger 

Philip Traxler. . . . 
David Mering. . . . 
Thos. M. Moore. . 

Levi Cassel 

David Lentz .... 
Uriah Winett .... 
Hiram McDougal 
Wm. Kepler .... 
C. L. Greno .... 
John Bagley .... 
Herman Mayer . . 
A. O. McAdams 

Christian Bearhs . . 

Jas. F. McMannis 
H.J. Cahoon. . . . 



19 I Geo. W. Cooper. . John McDonald. . B. F. Jones 



Alternates. 



Jack Jones 

W. R. Roff 

Theo. McKinney. 

J. C. Sample 

Joel Hadley 

F. R. Chapman. . 

O. F. Hoskin 

Jno. S. Robertson 

Sam'l Amspokes. , 



A. C. McClare. 
Samuel Hover. . 
C. N. Chingan. 
J. L. Yeamans 
O. J. Keller.... 
Frank Wilson. . 
Thos. J. Wounell 



G. A. Gessner. ., 



Geo. W. Duff. . . . 
W. H. Underwood 
Geo. B. Gilbert . . 

Hamilton Ulen . . 
Thos. J. Winston 

George Williams 
J. E. Oliver.., 
Thos. Miiligan . 

Jos. Edminston, 

Mathias Harter. 
J. M. Blackford. 
Samuel A Todd. 
J. G. Johnson. . . 
Elijah Brown... 
W. S. Ward... 
John Hilborn... 
G. A. Hubbard. 
S. H. Leever... 

Isiaiah Rible 

L. R. Davis 

W. H. Riley... 

P. B. Stanbury.. 

Thos. P. Gorsuch 
Geo. F. Smith. . .. 




The above cut represents an enlarged section of the eye, cut through 
from the cornea to the optic nerve, which may be understood by refer- 
ence to the following, which is continued in my book on the Eye. 



TO THE PUBLIC. 

I have made a special study of the Eye for a number of years, 
and believe I am capable of making a correct diagnosis of any 
optical defect that may exist. If you are troubled with any 
imperfection of vision whatever, call upon me and I will give 
you my opinion as to what, if any, kind of glasses you need, 
without charge. All the latest improvements in Spectacles and 
Eye-Glasses kept constantly on hand, and frames made to order 
from measurements of the face so that they will fit well and look 
becoming. Orders by mail and correspondence with parties 
out of town solicited. Question blanks sent on receipt of two- 
cent stamp. 

Scieiitilic Optician, 

29 & 31 EutMi) Ave., Rooms 8 it !) ( Benedict 131k., ) CLEVELAND, O 



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Post — Name and 
Location. 



Wm. Prekmord.Marathan 
Capt Barton Emery, Love- 
land 

Ben T.Odor, Rushsylvania 
Forest City, Cleveland... 
E. S. Owens, South Point 
C. A. Eddy, Windsor. ... 
Wilson Todd, Wakeman 
|. Levis, Wilkesville. . . . 
John Bartges, North 

Georgetown 

Rarden, Rarden P. O. . . 

Mt. Joy, Mt. Joy 

S.W. Newcomb, Parkham 
W.H.Byrd, Spring Valley 
E. G. Bailey, Jamestown 
Tesse Green, Orbiston. . . . 
W. Slaughter, Edgerton 

C. P. Ogdcn, Nova 

S.Kimball, Milford Centre 
W. S. Hancock, Thurman 
Reeds, German P. O. . . . 
Independence, Independ 

ence 

E. Wise, Remson Corners 
}. M. Neibling, Vanlue 
Pennyroyal, Fairview 
S. Bartlett,New Plymouth 
Thomas Allen, Ottawa 
Hancock, Sherwood . . 
Col. Shaw, Cincinnati 
Henry D. Hixon, Scio 
Col. A. Moore, W. Toledo 
H. N. Smithson, Macks- 
burg 

Wm.Van Camp, Newton 
ville 



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29 



18 



Post Comman- 
der. 



Alfred Orebaugh . . 

W. A. Carmichael 
Peter Koutzman. . 
J. C. Shields,... 
E. T. Edwards. . 

E. J. Adams 

T. Strong. . . . 
G. L. Derry 

S. Z. Whiteleather 

J. M. Kates 

A. B. McBride.. 

N. D. Smith 

W. H. Hopping.. 
J. M. Wright.... 

J. A. Donley 

Ira L. Pool 

H. C. Martindale 

J. A. Moore 

James Grafton 
David Putnam 



J. M. Stall. 



H. Shafer 

John H. Derry. 



Geo. R. Giger. , 
Ale.x Forsyth . . 
J. C. Dodds.... 



Thos. W. Goudy 
Harvey Cutter . 
Daniel Gilbert . . . 
M. D. Rodocker 
Thomas Kennedy 
L. L. Parker... 
Johnson Miller . 
George Williams 
S. W. Canaga. . 
Jonas Stansberry 

H. H. Keeler . 



Delegates. 



A. Lyon 

J. M. Watson. . . 

M. C. Hart 

Robert Cliatfield. 



WiJlson Ballard . 

B. F. Byers 

James Chilcote . 

H. France 

W. Y. Roots... 
John E. Rosser. 



D. O. Musser 

S. Bowlly 

R. E. Cowgill 

Samuel Scott .... 
y. L. H. Long.. 
Samuel Scott .... 
Wallace Coulson 
Matthew Henry, jr 
John Bladen .... 

R. C. Smithson . . 



a J 



Jl Alternates. J 



G. W. Palmer., 



]. M. Cryley. . . 

Ed. Hegans 

fosiah Johnson . 
Thos. P. Sawyer. 



M. H. Keeps 

Finney Strong. . . . 

A. J. Connell .... 

A. S. Shannon . . 



P. O.Banks 

Morris Hanshaw 

C. H. Carey , 

M. P. Snyder .... 

W. S. Allen 

Evan Edwards . . 



C. R. Saulsbury. 

B. F. Burnap . . . 
E. C. Morton.. , 

C. F. Randall . . . 

A. V. Rice 

C. F. Randall... 
W. H. Johnson . 
Wm. Herron . . . 
Albert Martin . . . 



J. S. Snyder. 



THE OLD RELIABLE KING OF VAPOR STOVES, 

The Front Rank, 

Don't decide on this matter until you see this Stove. It has the simplest 

and best burner. Easiest to operate, and will do with One burner 

what all others will do with Two. Has more talking points and 

will sell quicker than any Gasoline Stove ever produced. 

£iBP- Write for description and join the crowd. -^Tl 

NORTH'S EXCELSIOR OVEN. 



Patent Allowed March 18, 18S6. 

PARTLY OPEN 



OPEN' 




This Oven has only to be seen to be appreciated. The door does not 
hang on its hinges, liable to sag or bend, preventing a tight joint as the 
old style. No cloth or holder in one hand to hold the oven, and in the 
other to open the door. This door does not swing out in front, allowing 
all the heat to escape in looking in to see how the articles cooking are 
progressing. Without any cloth in hand raise the door as in Cut 2, and 
look in witliout losing much heat. 

The door, in its verticle movement, is kept in close contact to the Oven 
by the guides on each side, securing a tight joint and preventing bend- 
ing and getting out of order. In putting articles in the Oven and taking 
the same out, the door is raised and falls back on the top of Oven out of 
the way (Cut 3). 

Any one using a Vapor or Oil Stove will not buy the old .style of 
Oven after seeing this. 



This Oven is used by the following Vapor Stove Companies, all of 
Cleveland, O., viz: American Vapor Stove Co., Myers, Osborn it Co., 
Cleveland Stove Co., Hull Vapor Stove ( 'o.. Dangler Stove and Mfg. Co., 
Aurora Vapor Stove Co. ; also Ba.xter Stove Co., Mansfield, Ohio. 

This Patent is not for sale, but any party can arrange to make and sell 
the same on reasonable royalty. SiddjiIc Oven Sent if Desiinl. There 
are other iiui)ortant improvcnu-nts in tlic Oven in ad(iition to the door. 
For particulars, address American Vapor Stove Co., O Cliamplain 
Street, Cleveland, Ohio. 

Tlie lUi.xt.'r Stove ("o., Manslield, Ohio, has the agency of the Front 
Rank for Oliio, Michigan, Indiana, Dakota, Montana, Oregon and Utah. 



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ROSTER OF NATIONAL OFFICERS W. R. C. 

National President Sarah E. Fuller East Boston, Mass 

National Senior Vice-President.. Lizzie D'A. KiNNiE San Francisco, CaL 

National Junior Vice-President.. Adaline P. Kent Portsmouth, N. H. 

National Secretary Eleanor B. Wheeler. .South Boston, Mass. 

National Treasurer Elizabeth A. Turner Boston, Mass. 

National Chaplain Annie Wittenmeyer Philadelphia, Pa. 

National Inspector Deborah G. King Lincoln, Nebraska. 

National Counselor Emma D. Sibley Toledo, O. 

Nat. Inst, and Installing Officer. Elizabeth C. Keiffer Waterbury, Conn. 

EXECUTIVE BOARD OF NATIONAL COUNCIL. 

E. Elorence Baker Maiden, Mass. 

Kate B. Sherwood Toledo, O. 

Lizzie Anderson Topeka, Kansas. 

Sarah C. Nichols Auburn, N. Y. 

Frances R. Martin : . . .New Haven. Conn. 

AIDS ON THE STAFF OF THE NATION AL PRESIDENT. 

Mrs. Sarena A. Foote San Jose, Cal. 

Mrs. Louise B. Sherman Colorado Springs, Col. 

Mrs. Etta D. Home Winsted, Conn. 

Mrs. Emma P. Walton Huron, Dakota. 

Mrs. Amanda Olmsted Henry, 111. 

Mrs. Mary Garard Clinton, Iowa. 

Mrs. May Johnson RandallviUe, Ind. 

Mrs. Emily Jenkins Clay Centre, Kansas. 

Mrs. Elizabeth G. Ellsworth Greenville, Mich. 

Mrs. Emorett Reynolds Coldwater, Mich. 

Mrs. Kate C. Wright Minneapolis, Minn. 

Mrs. Abbie M. Wheldon Pittsfield, Mass. 

Mrs. Harriet Eaton North Adams, Mass. 

Mrs. Lucy P. Sleeper Sherman Mills, Me. 

Mrs. Bessie E. Young Kansas City, Mo. 

Mrs. Lydia A. Scott Manchester, N. H. 

Mrs. Emma Way N. Brunswick, N. J. 

Mrs. Imogene L. Guion Seneca Falls, N. Y. 

Mrs. Anna Cleary Rochester, N. Y. 

Mrs. Emma Mansfield Irving ~ Toledo, Ohio. 

Mrs. Emma K. McCammon Carthage, Ohio. 

Mrs. Millie C. Moore Portland, Oregon. 

Mrs. Mamie Myers Philadelphia, Penn. 

Mrs. Margaret K. Ide St. Johnsbury, Vt. 

Mrs. Mary S.Smith Nortolk, Va. 

Mrs. Nannie Colwell La Cross. Wis. 



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Tlie Dangler. 



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Manufactures of the Old and Reliable X'apor Cowk Stoves. 

THE DANGLER STOVE & MANUFACTURING CO., 



Q-, ONTAKIO STREKT, 



CLEVELAND, OHIO 



BURT A. BAKER, 

Compiler and Publisher Savannah Republican Facsimile. 

G. A. R. VISITORS will find the SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN RE- 
PRINT verj' interesting. It is compiled from 15 Original Copies of the 
i.aper dating .TULY 2Hth, 18G2, to MARCH 27, 18(i.3. Published in a style 
which is a FACSIMILE of the ORIGINAL PAPERS. Price, 10 Cents. 
For sale at the Newstands and Elsewhere. 

Read what General Leggett says: "I have read the reprint of some 
numbers of the Savannali Republican, published by Mr. Burt A. Baker 
of this city, and have found it exceedingly interesting; calling to mind 
so vividly the statutes of Southern papers during the War of the Rebel- 
lion." M. D. Leggett. 




Strongest and Safest Explosive 

known to the Arts. 

Powder, Fuse, Caps, 

f Electric. ^Mining Goods, and all Tools 
..^ i for Stump Blasting, for sale by the 

Hercules Powder 60., 



j 40 PROSPECT ST., 

Clevelandl, « ©M©. 

^ JL-^ , • ■! • W. \Vii.i..\KD, Manager. 

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—49— 
ROSTER OF DEPT. OFFICERS W. R. C. 

DEPARTMENT OF OHIO. 

President Lottie L. Myers Canton. 

Senior Vice-President Lydia Morrison Cincinnati. 

Junior Vice-President Minerva E. Ewing Portsmouth. 

Secretary Sarah M. E. Battels Akron. 

Treasurer Helen H. M. Bockins Canton. 

Inspector Margret Delo Springfield. 

Chaplain. . . .' .Mary E. Eager Wauseon. 

Conductor Rebecca L. E. Bronson Dunl<irk. 

Guard Mary Morrison Akron. 

COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION. 

Addie Hard Corps 19 Wooster. 

Celia Baldwin " 23 Akron. 

Nannie Waterman " 11 Zanesville. 

Mary E. Hurford " 4 Canton. 

Maggie Beatty " 56 Waynesburg. 

FINANCE COMMITTEE. 

Harriet R. Lloyd Corps 25 Cincinnati. 

Mira D. Barkley Corps 4 Canton. 

Cecelia L. Thomas Corps 28 Wellington. 

CHIEF INSTITUTING &. INSTALLING OFFICER. 

Frances T. Russell Zanesville. 

ASSISTANT INSTITUTING & INSTALLING OFFICERS. 

L^ydia Morrison, S. V. P. Department Cincinnati. 

Minerva E. Ewing, J. V. P. Department Portsmouth. 

Elizabeth Corps i Toledo. 

Callie M. Waddell " 16 Mt. Vernon. 

Fidelia Smith " 19 Wooster. 

Kate Hickman " 24 Nelsonville. 

Clara Kennedy " 27 New Holland. 

Maria Clemmer. " 34 Salem. 

Mary Timmerman " 40 Leipsic. 

Virginia Dodge " 63 Beverly. 

Lida E. Kline " 43 Portsmouth. 

Stella S. Sloan " 58 Warren. 

Kate E. Putnam " 32 Springfield. 

Mary C. Wentzel " 35 Cincinnati. 

Kate E. Armentrout " 26 Mansfield. 



If you want a SUMMER STOVE Buy the 

NEW LYMAN VAPOR STOVE. 

The Latest, Most Complete and Most Perfect Gasoline 
Stove in Use. 



For 


r 


_ — ,''"<; 


11 


i 


ma Hundreds 


Simplicity, 


L 


■ '''f' fti 


11 ^ 


1 who have sold 


Durability, 


1 




.— . -^ 


1 them and 


Safety, ^^^ 


»■&■ lLlg.v^^??S^j^^ 


i Thousands 


Power and " 


M^mi^Mmmi 


% IT 


who have 


Economy | 






used them 


it has 


1 Jf fSl- -.. ,., testify to their 


No Equal. ^^ 






» 


j^^ 


1;^;'' Superiority. 



The Easiest Selling Stove in the Market. Made only by the 

CLEVELAND STOVE CO., CLEVELAND, O. 

Goods can be seen at Brush, More & Go's., 168 Superior Street. 

OPPOSITE WEDDELL HOUSE. 
TELEPHONE 883. 

Merchants Delivery Co. 

Merchandise, Baggage or Packages delivered to all parts of the city. 

10 Pounds or under, lO Cts. I 40 Pounds or under, 20 Cts. 
20 " " 15 " I lOO '• " 

DMIar^ot Eas^ets, lO a,23.«a. IB Ceao-ts. 

Two deliveries daily to all parts of the city. Four collections and de- 
liveries daily within the business centre. 

MRS. KATE HULL, 

French Millinery, 

223 SUPERIOR STREET, Up stairs. 



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—SI- 
DEPARTMENT DIRECTORS. 



Mary S. Burgan Corps 

Emma K. McCammoi; " 

Edith A. Beauchamp " 

Corrinnie Ford " 

Mattie Gardiner " 

Kate Jackman " 

Belle T. Bagley " 

A. H. Wood " 

M. E. Thurston " 

Callie M. Waddell ■' 

Almira Hetrick " 

Beatrice Jeffries " 

Kate Hickman " 

Jennie C. Thomas " 

Hattie Wideman " 

Sarah Edwards " 

Mary C Wentzel " 

Mary A. Gilbert " 

Mary Timmerman " 

Theresa Kelley " 

Annie Wiley " 

Sarah Wallace " 

E. Shaw " 

Mary A. Hovey " 

Emma B. McClelland " 

Minerva Bragdon " 

Laura S. Tucker " 

Caroline Brock " 

Amanda Pattin " 



I Toledo. 

2 Carthage. 

5 Hamilton. 

7 Burton. 

8 Richfield Center. 

lo Cincinnati. 

II Zanesville. 

14 Cincinnati. 

15 Washington C. H. 

16 Mt. Vernon. 

18 Van Wert. 

19 Wooster. 

24 Nelson ville. 

27 New Holland. 

28 Wellington. 

34 Salem. 

35 Cincinnati. 

36 S. Toledo. 

40 Leipsic. 

44. Cleveland. 

45 Newark. 

50 Gilboa. 

53 London . 

55 Lower Salem. 

58 Warren. 

60 Sylvania. 

64 Camden. 

66 Columbus. 

69 Harmar. 



Burt A. Baker of 112 Lake street, Cleveland, has just issued a reprint of the 
Savannah Republican of Friday, March 27, 1863, from copies captured at the 
time of Sherman's advent in that city. It is a curiosity, the Republican being, 
•one of the Rampant, fire-eating Southern papers of those times. Copies will be 
5ent to any address for ten cents. 



IDon't IF'ass Tl^is ^37- "'v^T'itl^o-u.t XSead.iiig'. 

THE 




stands at the head of Laundry and Kitchen Soaps. It is perfection as a Self-washing Soa] 
far as it is possible to make a soap self-washing. This Soap is a Thorough Cleanser o 
Linen, Cotton and Woolen Goods. House-keepers, Laundries, Hotel-keepers and all use 
soap for general house-work, are asked to give it a single trial and be convinced that it is 
best and most economical Soap in use. B. & V. Soap removes Grease, Pitch, Tar or Paint quic 
and, although it possesses the highest washing properties, it is positively warrantecl n( 
injure the finest of fabrics. Get a bar from some of the principal city grocers, and be 
not to pay more than 7 cents for it. Take it home and use strictly according to directions, and 
■will be surprised and pleased with the wonderful work it does. Ask your grocer for it. 
Manufactured by BALSBAUGH & VAUTIER, 

29 & 31 St. Clair Street, CLEVEIjAND, OB 



Seal 
Garments 

to 
Order. 




la. Wiil^m^^f^ 



All kinds 

of 
Repairing 
and mak- 
ing over 
of Furs. 



FULLER, BASSETT & GAMMEL, 

Manufacturing Furriers, 183 Superior Street, Cleveland, O. 

Furs kept on Storage during Summer. 



18 EUCLID AVENUE, 



Oleveland., - Oliio. 

FINE GAS FIXTURES, 

ARTISTIC POTTERIES, 

BRONZES and BRIC-A-BRAC, &c., &c. 



->^COMMITTEES-^ 

HAVING IN CHARGE THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR 
HOLDING THE DEPARTMENT CON- 
VENTION, W. R. C. 



EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. 

,, „ ^. . Memorial Corps. 

Miss Theresa Kelly, Chairman ^ ^^^^^ 

M>ss Lome M Crane. Secy .Memorial Corps. 

Mrs, Louise M. Roland ,„ Pnrn.:. 

.,,„.,, Steedman Corps- 
Mrs. Adela Fairbank 

^ ^ ,,ru-.- Steedman Corps. 

Mrs. Sarah Wh.ung Austin Corps. 

Mrs. Mary Storms Austin Corps. 

Mrs. Maggie Young oVin J. Crane Corps. 

Mrs. Susan Newton .".Orin J. Crane Corps. 

Mrs. Frank Munger .Volunteer Corps. 

Mrs. Charlotte Davis.. •••• ^^j^^,,,, corps. 

Mrs. Minnie Honneywell Com. Perry Corps. 

Mrs. Susie Diply Com. Perry Corps. 

Mrs. Sarah Clague - 

COMMITTEE ON FINANCE. 

r^u ■ . . .Memorial Corps, 

Mrs. Frances Wyman, Chairman ^^.^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^ 

Mrs. Esther Crane Austin Corps. 

Mrs. Emma Meller '.Steedman Corps. 

Mrs. Mary Heidliner ^^^_ p^^^^ ^^^p^_ 

Mrs. Sarah Clague Steedman Corps. 

Mrs. Emma Lee ^^.^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^^ 

Mrs. Minnie An.gstedt Steedman Corps. 

Mrs. Annie Tupper Memorial Corps. 

Mrs. Hattie Roosa Volunteer Corps. 

Mrs. Louisa Knight Vohmteer Corps. 

Mrs. Mattie Bundy 

COMMITTEE ON INVITATIONS. 

, „, . . . Memorial Corps. 

Mrs. Louise M. Roland, Chairman ^^^^^^.^^ ^^^^^ 

Miss Theresa Kelly ^^^^^-^ (--^rpg. 

Mrs. Mary Storms ^^.^ j ^^^^^ ^.^rp3_ 

Mrs. Susan Newton Steedman Corps. 

Mrs. Adela Fairbank 



A. T. OSBORH i CO. 

Can furnish you with anything wanted in the line of 



Mathematical Instruments, Decorative Art Novelties, 
ALSO PAINTS, OILS, COLORS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, ETC. 

NOS. 113 & 115 SENE CA ST., CLEYELAND, OHIO. 

Representing 1 CLEVELAND BRANGH fH. D. Pierce, 

Vermont Marble Co., | Manager. 

Sheldon & Sons, I -r» i ♦ -^ 

Dorset Marble Co., f PpHnllPPT"^ 



Ripley Sons, 

Gilson & Woodfin. J I Supt 



G.G. Leavenworth 

i 

3ivJ:a-r"ble Coi:r:Lp^rL37-, 

— producers of — 

Rutland, Sutherland Falls,East Dorset & Mountain Dark Marble, 

179 Merwin St., CliEVELAND, O. [Telephone 1059. 

We invite all Marble Dealers, while in the city, to call and examine our stock 
of finished monuments, the largest and finest ever exhibited in the West. A 
full assortment of sawed stock constantl)' on hand. 



/^illiaepy ^pg^php^, 

NO. 8 EUCLID AVENUE,. CLEVELAND,©. 



Ladies can find ail the Latest Shapes and Novelties in Fine French 
Millinery. Also Latest Imported Hats and Bonnets. 

BURROWS & BOSWORTH, 

Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, 



-andtmk ckleurateii — 



Richardson & Boynton Co's. Perfect Furnaces. 

FlUST-CLASS TLL MBlxMi AM) TINNING. 

1222 k 1224 Euclid Ave., CLEVELAND, OHIO. 



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COMMITTEE ON QUARTERS. 

Mrs. Elva Hutchins, Chairman Steedman Corps. 

Mrs. Mary Englis Orin ]. Crane Corps. 

Mrs. Elizabeth Bauder Memorial Corps 

Mrs. Maggie Palmer Austin Corps. 

Mrs. Addy Johnson Orin J. Crane Corps. 

Mrs. Alma Newton , Orin ]. Crane Corps. 

Mrs. Minnie Griswold Steedman Corps. 

Mrs. Ellen Hunt Steedman Corps. 

Mrs. Sue Shengle Memorial Corps. 

Mrs. Lena Springsteen Memorial Corps. 

Mrs. Lara Marsh Austin Corps. 

Mrs. Mary Winder Austin Corps. 

Mrs. Lizzie Whitman Volunteer Corps. 

Mrs. Mary Zeigler Volunteer Corps. 

COMMITTEE ON BADGES. 

Mrs. Esther Crane, Chairman Orin J. Crane Corps. 

Mrs. Lizzie Whitman Volunteer Corps. 

Mrs. Ellen R. Calkins Memorial Corps. 

COMMITTEE ON HALL AND MUSIC. 

Mrs. Mary Claflin, Chairman Memorial Corps. 

Mrs. Lena Schneeberger Steedman Corps. 

Mrs. Myria Hogan Orin J. Crane Corps. 

Mrs. Clara Steriing Austin Corps. 

COMMITTEE ON DECORATIONS. 

Mrs Martha G. Hayr, Chairman Memorial Corps. 

Mrs. Kate Allen Orin J. Crane Corps. 

Mrs. Jennie Gardiner Steedman Corps. 

Mrs. Mary Skinner Austin Corps. 

COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION AND CARRIAGES. 

Mrs. Ellen R. Calkins, Chairman Memorial Corps.. 

Mrs. Mary Redinger Austin Corps. 

Mrs. Mary Preston Steedman Corps. 

Mrs. Elsie Kimberly Orin J. Crane Corps. 



Hevise 5 J^estaarai^t. 

Jjciclies Jjur)cr) err)©, ice vf^i^earr) ||^(2r]?lor'. 



MANUFACTURER OF 



B@^MASQUERADE WIGS FOR RENT.^^a 



GEORGE B. SCHOLEY. 

— DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF — 

Hair ^A^ORK, 

No. 196 Euclid Avenue. CLEVELAND, 0. 

^^H. B. HUNT-^-»-- 

Mauufacturer of Eveiy Description of 

Tin and Japan Wares, Tea, Coffee and Spiee Cans, 
White Lead, Varnish, Color and Oil Cans, &e. 

TERMS, NET CASH. NO EXCHANGE ALLOWED. 

TELEPHONE NO. 166. 

Factory, 14, 10, 18 and 20 Hickox Street. 

57 Prospect Street, CLEVELAND, O. 

A. T. ANDERSON, 

^^Plain and Decorated Tinware. 
"Heavy Tin and Sheet Iron Work. 
Grocers' Tea, Coffee and Spice Cadies 



Telephone No. 1809. 




NO.S. 101, 100 AND 108 OHIO STHKKX. 

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^PROaRAMME= 



Department Headquarters will be established at the Forest City House. 
The Finance Committee will meet at the parlor of the hotel on Tuesday, 
April 27, at 3 p. m. 

The Board of Directors will also hold their meeting at the same place at 
4 p. m. 

Tuesday evening, April 27. — A reception by the Department Ofificers, to which 
all members of the Womans' Relief Corps are invited. 
Wednesday, April 28. — Business meeting at Case Hall. 

ORDER OF BUSINESS. 

Except as otherwise ordered by the Convention, the following order of busi- 
ness will be followed : 

Opening of the Convention. 
Calling Roll of Officers. 

3. Report of Committee on Credentials. 

4. Calling Roll of Members. 

5. Reports of Officers. 

6. Appointment of Committees on Reports of Officers. 
Reception and Reference of Communications. 
Reports of Committees. 
Miscellaneous Business. 
Election and Installation of Officers. 

RULES OF ORDER. 

Except as otherwise ordered by the Convention, the rules of order of the Na- 
tional Convention, so far as applicable, will be observed. 

Thursday, April 29. — Business meeting at Case Hall. Evening — Camp Fire 
at Music Hall, by invitation of Grand Army of the Republic. 

Friday, April 30. — Business meeting at Case Hall. Evening — Beanquet and 
Social Dance at Red Cross Rink, by invitation of Grand Army of the Republic. 



THOROUGHLY RELIABLE S^^OIHIS I 

[ — AT THE — 

LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY. 

THE MOST 

Central Location ! ^^ ^^ Endless Variety !' 

SUPERIOR ST.UYl^ tt JjrOS.SUPERIOR ST. 





BUSINESS COLLEGE 

236 Superior St., CLEVELAND, O. 

This institution offers superior advantages to young men and women for pre- 
paring for business pursuits. It is a thorough and practical School in the Sci- 
ence of Accounting. A complete School of Penmanship. A practical School 
of Short-hand and Stenograph. A thorough School in English branches, and a 
superior School of Elocution. Day and Evening Sessions. Open to Ladies 
equally with Gentlemen. Stiidt-nts received at any time. For particulars or 
information, address SPENt'KIl, i^'EI.TOIV & I.003IIS, 336 Superior St. 
Will remove to new College, 422 Superior St., Julv 1, 188(i. 

^ARGE & GROSS, 

(Of Late Firm of L. D. Leffingwell), 

141 & 143 BANK ST., - CLEVELAND, OHIO- 

WINDOW GLASS, 

Polished Plate Glass. P.very Variety of Window Glass. 

Looking-Glass Plates. Ornamental Glass. 

Agents for Pittsburgh Plate Glass Go's Polished Plate. 

TEXj^i^noniTE ea.2. 

Open to the Public October ist, 1882. 

HAWLEV HOUSE. 

House and Furniture Entirely New. Heated by Steam. Electric Bells 
and all modern Improvements. Rate, 12.00 Per Daj'. 

CORNER St. CLAIR AND SENECA STREETS. 
CLEVELAND, OHIO. 

DAVID R. HAWLEY & CO. - - - - PROPRIETORS. 

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Roster of 6oppg President, Delegates ? Alternates 

OF THE 

WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS. 



c 
3 
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n 


Corps— Name and 
Location. 


2; 



b 

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p 
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5 


Corps President. 


Delegates. 


Alternates. 


I 


Forsythe, Toledo 


Martha J. Foster. . 


Kate B. Sherwood. 
Cora Day Young . . . 


Clara D. Claypool.. 










Mary ]. Kelsey. .. . 
Martha J. Cochran- 






..|.... ............. 


Jennie Losee 

Emma S. Pease. . . . 










2 


Robt.L.McCook, Carthage 


I 


E. K. McCammon. 


Helen M. Santmyer 


Ella M. McCammon 


3 


Tod.Youngstown, O 


3 


Mary E. Fishel 


)ennie Boyd 

Emma V. McGowan 


Eliza Stambaugh.. 












4 


Canton, Canton 


2 


Mary E. Hurford. . 


Elizabeth Harter. . . 
Helem M. Bockins. 
Josephine Weiler. . . 








5 


WetzelCompton, Hamilton 


I 
3 


Clara S. Rose 


Martha Richter 

Mary Myers 

Lois Binns ., 


A 


Stout, Fayette 


N. M. Garlick 


Matilda Cole 

Drusilla Randall... 
Lucy Vosburgh .... 


















7 




I 


Anna A. Fowler. . . 


.•^nna A. Pratt 






Corrine Ford. ...... 


8 


Brint & McBride, Richfield 


I 


Ellen R. Smith.... 


Lucy Washburn. . . 
Sarah ( hulip . . 


Lyda Bayliss 

.'Augusta Barnum. . 


lO 


Com. Foote, Cincinnati. . . 


3 


Kate Jackman .... 


Kate CuUen 

Eliza f. Brooks 

Malissie Krummie. . 

Louisa Terry 

Lizzie J. Harlan. . . 
Maryette Babcock.. 
Julia Goodrich 


Rachel Day 

Macie Nott 












II 


Hazlett, Zanesville 


2 


Belle T. Bagley. . . . 


Celina Dietz 

E. Lillibridge 


12 


Delos Northway, Orwell. . 


2 


Jane E. Covert. . . . 


W. C. Northway . . 


13 


Minerva, Minerva 


3 


Alwilda Shaddock.. 


Helen Westfall.... 
Sadie Leutz 


Ellen Fishel 










Amy D. Jerome. . . . 




14 


Wm. Nelson, Cincinnati . . 


2 


Fannie Myers 


Emma J. Nicholas. 
Annie McKinsey . . 

Annie Hays 

M. E. Thurston.... 
Mamie Lindsley. . . 
Lizzie Snyder 


Barbara Mombergs. 
Mary Chard 


IS 


JohnM.Bell.Wash'tnC.H. 


4 


Lizzie Hadley 


M. V. Logan 

Lizzie Millikan .... 










Kate Green 












16 


Joe Hooker, Mt. Vernon 


I 


Helen R. Mclntire. 


Clara Gordon 


Mary P. Scott 

Rachel Ingman.... 


17 


Kishler, St. Mary's 


2 


Eliza A. Sawyer 


Mary Kishler 

D. McBroom 


Caroline Mott 


tR 


Scott, Van Wert 


2 


Addie Gleason 


Sarah Roebuck 

Almira Hetrick. . . 
Hattie H. Jeffries. . 
Louisa Stoddard. . . 
Katharine Emrich.. 


Jennie Hatry 

Harriet Webster . . . 






19 


Given Wooster 


3 


Clara Eversole 


Lottie Reed 




Emma Wiley 















ik 



THE BEST FUEL ON EARTH. 



Jf 



J. H. Snow, Esq. (with Equitable Life Assurance Society), says: 

" I take pleasure in saying, in regard to your Crushed Connells- 
ville Coke, that I believe it to be the best Base Burner fuel on earth." 

T. P. Handy, Esq., President of the Merchants' National Bank, says : 

" I have tried your Crushed Coke in an open grate. I can recom- 
mend it for its freedom from soot or smoke, intense heat and cheer- 
ful appearance." 

James W. Lee, Esq., of Carlton & Lee, General Insurance Agents, sa3's : 
" I save 25 per cent, using your Crushed Connellsville Coke in raj' 
range." 

NOTE. — Crushed Connellsville Coke should not be confounded with any 
other coke. J. \. N. YATES has the exclusive agency for Cleve- 
land, Ohio. 

^i^All the best grades Hard and Soft Coal, Foundry, Coke and 
Lehigh Lump, Blossburgh and Molding Sand, at Wholesale and Retail. 

0-en.eral Office, 73 "Viad-Tact. 



Yard, 
Yard, 



(Foot of South Water Street. 

(On Valley Railroad, near Seneca Street. 



J. V. N. Yates. 



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RosTER OF Corps President, Delegates and Alternates. — Continued. 



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Corps — Name and 
Location. 


'2^ 


b 

a 

■2 
n 
p 
n 

~3 


Corps President. 


Delegates. 


Alternates. 


20 


Losure, Wauseon 


Phoebe W. Clark.. 


Mary C. Lager 

Belle J. Handy.... 
Matt M. Sherwood 


Clara White 

Julia B. Lyon 

Clara Berry 

Harriet Sawyer 

Amenia J. Woods.. 
A. Longabough . . 










2T 


Leith, Nevada 


2 


Maggie Keltner. . 


?;> 


Edgar, Dunkirk 


Jane G. Graham.. . 


Rebecca Bronson. . 
Lena L. Hebenthal 
Laura Fraunfetter.. 

Ida Haushatter 

Emogene Bartlett.. 
Kate Hickman 






2^ 


Buckley, Akron 


3 


Sarah M. E. Battles 






Eliza josslyn 

Louise Meacham.. 

Sarah Welch 

Sarah Sheppard.. . . 
Helen Hunter 










24 


Phil Kearney, Nelsonville. 


1 


Sarah Cable 


25 


Geo. H. Thomas, Cin'nati 


2 


Lizzie Herron .... 


Lydia Morrison.. . . 


26 


McLaughlin, Mansfield. . . 


2 


Amanda J. Bradford 


Har't McLaughlin. 

Mary Hohn 

Clara Kennedy. . . . 
Bessie Welch. . . . 

Alice Clifford 

Julia Bearrup 

Eliza Titus .... 


Frances Mosey. . . . 


27 


W.C.Furguson, New Holland 


2 


Zilpha Mallow 


Josie Thomas 

Jennie Thomas 

Corintha Sage 


28 


Hamlin, Wellington 


3 


Eva Fisher 












?I 


Ontario, Ontario 


I 


Laura J. Arc 


A.J. Wolff. 


L. Grove 




Phebe Mains 


32 


Mitchell, Springfield 


2 


Nettie B. Houck. .. 


Kate Putnam 

Etta B. Dolson 

A. Miller 


Lucy R. Grant 

Clara Holloway 

Libby Ames 

May Moore 

Edith Wilco.\.. 


33 


Andrews, Ashland 


2 


Fannie Damp 


Mary S. McCarty.. 

Maria Clemmer 

Flarilla Northrop. . 

Lucy A. Heillis 

Mary C. Wentzel... 
Julia Hanks .... 
Abby M. Coggswell 
Julia E. Burritt. . . . 

Hattie A. Lane 

Rebecca Rife 

Aida Campbell. . . . 


34 


Trescott, Salem 


3 


Sarah Edwards. . . . 




Dora Bartley 

Frances Baird .... 










35 




2 


Maggie Brooks .... 


Julia Hurst 

C. M. Hewitt .. . 


36 


C. B. Mitchell, S. Toledo. 


2 


Amanda Blaker 


Freddie Hull 

Eva Brown .... 


37 


Tom Dew, Buchtel 


3 


Charlotte Duffee. .. 


Eliza Donley 

Mary Crothers 












38 


Middleport, Middleport.. 


2 


Hattie B. Jones.. . . 


Lucy J. Graham.... 
Melissa S. Berry. . . 
S. Whitney 


Alice Sholt 

Amelia H. Shutt. . . 


39 


Steedman, Cleveland 


I 


Adelia H. Fairbank 


Mrs. Seamore.- .... 
Mrs. Gardner 


40 


Daniel Miller, Leipsic. . . . 
R. M. Moore, Cincinnati.. 


2 
2 


M. F. Koons 

Mag. Hollencamp,. 


Mary Timmerman.. 
A. A. Standlev. . . . 


M. McClish 


41 


M. Britenger 

Luly Miller 

Orilda Patterson. . . 


Ellen Rooney 

M. E. Pastcjuin 


42 


McKendrieMurlin,Mend'n 


I 


Belle H. Murlin.... 


Cynthia A. Parrott. 
Sallie Barber 


43 


Bailey, Portsmouth 


3 




Minerva E. Ewing. 

Lida E. Kline 

T. T. Wells 


H. C. Johnson 

T. H. Pursell 














44 


Memorial, Cleveland 


2 


Louise M. Roland 


Stella E. Shanklin.. 

Theresa Kelley 

Emily J. Lamb. . . . 
Sarah C. Bourner. . 


Ellen R. Calkins. . . 
Elizabeth Bauder. . 


45 




3 


Mrs. J. J. Huston.. 


Sarah Armstrong.. 














Mrs. Haughey 





Union Barriage & Toy Go. 

— IMPORTERS OF — 

WILLOW-WARE AND TOYS. 

— HEADQUARTERS FOR — 

Children's Carriages, Boys Wagons, Hammocks, etc. 

a, A. R. and other Society Flags in Stock and to Order. 

78 ST. CLAIR STREET, CLEVELAND, O. 

New England Hotel, 

A. M. LOWE, PROPRIETOR, 

Nos. 58 to 64 Water St, CLEVELAND, 0. 

RATES: |1.50 and |2.00 PER DAY. 

Centrally located for places of amusement and street cars. 

Three minutes walk from Union and Central Passenger Depot. 

JE.. R. HULL. S. E. GRAVES. J. C. McWATTERS. 

E.R.HULL&CO. 

HATS, CAPS £ FURNISHING GOODS, 

127 & 129 Ontario Street, 584 & 588 Pearl Street, CLEVELAND, OHIO. 

You must acknowledge that the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company 
with 200 stores and as many delivery wagons, can afford and do 
sell l)etter 

TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS & BAKING POWDER, 

than small dealers. Wc guarantee you a saving of from 25 to 10 per 
cent. Compare prices and tlic (jualityof goods. 

THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO., 

Importers a,xi.d. I2.eta,ilers, 

172 OntaroSt., G Prospect St., 31 Broadway, 550 Pearl St. (Opi). Carroll. 
31 Woodland Ave., 2527 Broadway, CLEVELAND, 0. Telei)hone 1049. 



31 

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Roster of Corps President, Delegates and Alternates. — Continued. 



c 
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p 

Corps — Name and ^ 
Location. S 

TO 

s 


• Corps President. 


Delegates. 


Alternates. 


47 


Musser, Waynesfield 


[ Annie M. Cook 


IdaV, Cook 


Rebecca Bennett . . 
Lida North 


49 
5° 


Millikin, Oxford 


[ Sarah R. Porter.. . . 
3 Ellen P. Mathias.. 


Lottie M. Craig. . 
fane M. Emmons. . 
Nancy Compton . . 
Arminta Weimer. . 




Lindsay, Gilboa 






Margaret Wynkoop 








SI 


Ruckle, Monclora 


2 Margaret Welch. . . 


R. S. McCann 

Amelia Metezger . . 
Thoressa Moore . . 

Vinnie Phifer 

Jennie Hull 

Mary Todd 

Lois Keightly 


Clorinda Wilson. . . 
Emma Mollenkopp. 
Neal Mitchell 


52 


Lyon, London 


2 Alice Thomas 




Kate Peck 


S3 


John Howard, McComb 


2 Caroline Hissong . . 


Libbie Linco.x 

E. Shaw 


54 


Robert A. Caldwell, Elmore 


I Jennie R. Hunt 


Corra Whitmore. . . 

Mrs. Doeple 

Addie O.Smith.... 

Angie Babson 

Maggie Netz 

Mary E. Davis 

Augusta Gates 


55 


T.J. Stanley, Lower Salem 


1 Clara Hardy 


Nora Thomas 


56 


Sandy Valley, Way nesburg 


2 Elizabeth E Elson. 


Maggie Beatty 

Lide J. Rhinehart . . 
Lucy M. Canfield. . 
Elizabeth Stone. . . . 


57 


Reed, Chardon 


3 Lina West 














Mary E. Whitney. . 




=.8 


Bell Harmon, Warren. . . . 


I Stella S. Sloan 


Polly A. Reid 


Minnie Sutcliff. ... 
Abbie Wallace 


S9 


Isaac P. Rule, Tiffin 


I Sallie Van Nest . . . 


Lillie Rule 


Anna Linnvilie. ... 
Lottie Van Nest.... 




Page, Sylvania 


I Julia Lathrop 

I Ada E. McBane. . . 


Caty Bryan • . . 

Ada E. McBane.. . 


Clara T. Hank.... 


61 


Serg't Mcintosh, Irondale. 


Melissa C. Dennis.. 
Melissa C. Saltsman 


fi-^ 


Deck Cheatham, Beverly.. 


Amanda L. Hall. . . 




Maria Burroughs. . 


63 


I Theodicy Smiley. . 


Jane Tucker 


Sarah A. Grey. ... 
Caroline Nixon. ... 


64 


Rees-Mitchell, Camden. . . 


I Lizzie Folkerth 


Lavina Cooper. . . . 


Sue Murphey 

Jennie Fornshall. . , 

Maggie Zeller 

Irene Branderburg. 


6S 


Leander Stem, Tiffin 


I Eliza D. Harmon . . 


Jennie Crouse 


66 


Josh. M. Wells, Columbus 


2 Mary E. Bancroft. . 


Frances E. White. . 
Julia A. Felton 


Mattie Lear 

Carrie Brock 


67 
68 


Henry C. French, Waldo. . 


L E Gabler .... 




2 A. E. Welch 


Laura Lauck 

W. H. Wortman . . 
Myra Finch 


E. J. Humiston.... 






Belle R. Harris.... 


69 


Chas.BemanGates, Harm'r 


I Abbie M. Putnam.. 


Ann E. Patton .... 
Eunice Edleston... 


70 




I Nellie Fleming . . . . 


Mary Moore 


Emma Thier 




Matilda McMillen.. 


71 
72 










Stoker, Findlay 


2 Martha J. Bope 


Pamelia Jones 

Sarah Strother 


Lucilvia C. Wilson. 






73 


Robbins, Upper Sandusky 


I Sarah C. Robbins . . 


Addie Gibson 


Anna C. Kirby 

W. N. Van Martyr. 


74 




I Flora Gibson 


Jennie Dole 


Anna Scott 






Louisa Ryan 


75 


Austin, Cleveland 


I Mary Storms 


Mary Redinger. . . . 


Sarah J. Clague.... 
Sarah White 


7« 


iNeal, Sidney 


I Kate McKee 


Hettie Roberts 


Mary Deweese .... 



m. G'. wum^ ^ s©ii 



» 



-DEALERS IN — 



Wool I Grass Seeds, 

125 WATER STREET. 125 

• Burt's Euclid Avenue Lawn Grass Seed. 
1*"ALSYKE CLOVER SEED. JM 

Clover Seeds, Timothy, Kentucky Blue Grass, Red Top, Orchard 
Grass, Hungarian and Millet Seeds, etc., etc. 

fi@°FiELD Peas. ^TPure Bone Dust for Lawns. 



JAS. GIBBONS & CO., 

Fulton Market, 

21-25 PROSPECT STREET. 

Meat, Oysters, Poultry, Fish and Game. 

5____. ^x •m-T'^-a^.vw^^W^'^ . 221 DF.TROIT STREET. 
SJH^EtC^E^ t 1555 WILLSON AVENUE. 

iodel Restaurant, 

lOl & 103 SENECA STREET, 

CLEVELAND, - OHIO. 



J. E. ROOT, Proprietor. 

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RosTER OF Corps President, Delegates and Alternates. — Continued. 



Corps — Name and 
Location. 



Volunteer, Cleveland.. 

Hughes, Malta 

John Bell, Proctorville. 



8oi James Price, Westerville. . 



84 



87 



90 



93 



E.M.Stanton, Steubenville 



Henry Cope, Wellsville. . . 
Quiggle, Swanton 



Dyer, Painesville 



Wiley, Bowling Green.... 
C. B. Gambee, Bellevue. . 



Walter Wood, Tontogany 



Biddle, Sulphur Springs. . 



Jos. F.Trotter,Mt. Washington 



Dan Brown, Duncan's Falls 



Capper, Conroy 

Henrv Lincoln, Oberlin. . 



O. J. Crane, Cleveland. 



94 Mart Armstrong, Lima. . . 
95iThomas Talbot, Somerset. 

96|Norris, Fostoria 

97 Granville Thurston, Lebanon. 



99 
100 



lOI 

102 



Wilson Burrows, W. Jefferson 
Mcintosh, Ravenna ! 



Brooks, Bristolville. 



Snyder, Crestline. 



Ransom Reed. 



103 James Mann, Steuben.. . . 

104 Hall, West Farmington. . 

105 Ricksecker, Canal Dover.. 

106 E. E. Ellsworth, Lucasville 

107 A. H. Coleman, Troy. . . . 

108 G. W. Shuster, Toronto 

109 Miran Judy, Bloomingburgh 

no B. F. Steiner 

iiiiMiller Moody, Bellville. . . 

ii2iMorrison, Ashville 

ii3iBentley, Mantua Station. . 



Corps President. 



Charlotte Davis. 
Janet M. Pond. 
Harriet Hall. . . 



Louisa M. Phelps. 



Rinnie C. Holliday. 



Ida B. Cooper. . . 
Elizabeth Swank. 



Gertrude Cay. ... 



Mary E. McCarty., 
Emma Lanterman., 



Frances S. Burton.. 



Laura C. Fry. 



Dora Behymer. 



Mary E. Swingle. . . 



Mary A. Heillerman 
Cecilia C. Harmon. 



Susan E. Newton . 



Angenora R. Thrift 

Mary Greiner 

Sarah Schuyler. . . . 
Sallie M. Patterson 



I Sarah A. Heath. 
Kate J. Osborn. 



Sarah Williams. . 
Allie Shuler 



Ellen Prirce. 



J. H. P. Bliss.... 
Retta S. Wilcox. 



Clara Byrkett. . . 
Lizzie Oldham. . , 
Hannah Barker. 



Laura Edwards. 
Laura Messick . 
Martha Carlton. 



Delegates. 



Lou Arbuckle 

Ella Hall 

Clara L. Langdon. 



Lizzie M. Pierce. 
Hannah Aten 



L. A. Stone , 



Malena W. Wiley. 
Lavina Welch. . . . 



Mary E. Herrick. 
Mira Wells 



Mary E. Coffey. . . 

Sallie Martin 

Mary E. Brown.. . 



Nancy E. Flager. 
Sarah L. Sorter.. 



Susan L. Gilbert. . 
Annie L. Francis. 



Augusta P. Harris. 
Mary E. Starry . . . 



Mary Y. Rife. 



Celia Leager 

Cordelia Zink 

Kizzie Robinson. . 



Alternates. 



Lena Vickers. . 
Alice C.Whitaker 
Elizabeth Reynolds 

Katie Beal 

Maggie Keller. . . 
Minerva Thayer.. 

E. V. Donaldson. 

F. A. Brown 

Julia F. Catlett.. 

Alice Eddy 

Amy Geyser 

Sadie Callender. . 

Mary Foss 

Clara Clough. . . . 

Clara Viall 

I^ew Hammault.. 

S. A. Davis 

Jennie Gundy. . . 
Mattie Cooper. . . 

Sarah Caris 

Belle Nicholson. . 
Sophia Garrett. . . 
Hannah Bash.. . . 
Mary M. Christy. 
Louisa J. Joseph 
Sarah Austin. . . . 
Rose A. Cole. . 
Frank C. Munger 
.Anna Hinslca.. . . 
Mary H. Moore.. 
Martha Ashbrook 
Jennie M. Hissong 
Laura M. Holbrook 
Fannie B. O'Neal. . 

Edna Olney 

May Braden 

Elmma Henson. . . . 

Flora Mayhew 

Mary House 

Elizabeth Gardner.. 
Rose Raufsnyder.. 

Amelia J. Robb 

Emma Cameron. . . 
Louisa Mitchell .... 
Mary A. Griffiths. . 



Sadie Stillwell 

Hester A. Knagi. . 
Jane Squires 



Margaret Riddle . 

Alice Fowler 

Sally M. Haskins. 



BOSTON VARIETY STORE, 

Desirable Goods, Popular Prices. 

210 Superior St., CLEVELAND, 0. 

F. W. WARDWELL & Co., - Proprietors. 



don't fail to visit the 
— at — 

251 S-U-perior Street, 

A. J. COLE & CO. 



Ladies' Fir Kid Button only - $1.38 
Miss School Shoes, Button - 1.50 

'a u ii " . 99c 



Make no Mistake in Buying your Footware. New 
Store ! New Goods ! Low Prices ! I have removed 
to No. 212 Superior St., between E. I. Bald- 
win and Dollar Store. 

■Ladies' Aniericau or Kid hand-sewed Button will outwear 2 pairs of ordi- 
nary Shoes only $8.00. 
Ladies' Fir Kid Button only - $3.60 
Ladies' Con. Kid Button only - $2.70 
a »i » " *' - 2.25 

« u " " " - 2.03 

». u " '• " - 1.80 

Gents' Hand-sewed Button Congress or Bals. only $4.00. M. S. only $2.70 
These are Burt's make. 

N^X ^^^\ lU C (New Store, between E. I. Baldwin and 
, \Jm O I ii/Wt. -( Dollar Store^ 

149 St. Clair Street, Corner Ontario, 

Ole^elarLcL, _ - - OHio. 

Katks: $1.50 to |2.00 Pek Day. 

M. KESSLER, - - PROPRIETOR. 

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114 

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117 
118 
119 
120 
121 
122 
123 
124 
125 
126 



Corps — Name and 
Location. 



Armstrong, Haysville .... 
Dick Lambert, Ironton. . . 
Dennison, Hanoverton.. . . 
}. H.Jenkins, Williamsburg 
C.F. Chamberlin, E. Palestine 
Harry Scribner, Plain City 

Ellis, Marseilles 

Old Guard, Dayton 

Boon, Edon 

G. W. Larrimore, Versailles 

Walker, Arlington 

Addison Clark, Liberty Center 
James Smith, Wellston . . 



Corps President. 



Sarah S. Beaird.. 
Annis L. Enochs. 
Louise Vincent. . 
Ollie Holmes. . . . 
Mary L. Morrow 
Susannah Kolycross 
Maria Kitchel . . . 
Maria J. Bickham 
Ann E. Noble .. . 
Maria Limdey. . . 
Catharine E. Riegle 
Louise H. Brown 
Mary J. Williams 



Delegates. 



Alternates. 



Clara C. Steele. 
Nancy Morton . 
Hat tie Graham. 

Dudie Hines 

Lizzie Officer. . . 
Ellen M. Huff.. 
A. Studabaker. . 
S. J. Weaver. .. 
Nancy A. Root. 
Ellen M. Bergen 
Sarah Crabill . . . 
Esther Karschner 
Mary E. Bingham 



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Escape and List of the Dead. 

By John L. Ransom. Price One Dollar. 



Lithograph Engravings of Andersonville 

SIZE 14 X 24. 

THE MOST CORRECT REPRESENTATION OF ANDER- 
SONVILLE EVER PUBLISHED. 



PRICE, 



2 5 CENTS. 



j^rWe have a few copies of the above Book and Engraving, which will be closed out at 
the extra low prices named. 

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CLEVELAND, OHIO. 




MANUFACTURERS OF THE 



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For Private Dwellings, Boarding Houses, Restaurants, Hotels, Public 

and Private Institutions, etc. Coffee and Tea Urns, Bake Ovens, 

Hot Air Furnaces and Laundry Stoves. Telephone 551. 






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Plate, Window and Picture Glass, 

SASH, BLINDS, GLAZED WINDOWS, ETC. 

WE INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR 

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Slats will not stick. Staples will not pull out. Tenons will not break. 

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WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS OF CLEYELAKD. 



J. B. STEEDMAN CORPS. NO. 39. 

Instituted April 24, 1884 ; Present membership, 41. 
OFFICERS. 

A. H. Fairbank President. Lena Schneeberger Conductor. 

M. M. Heidinger . ..Sr. Vice-President. M. A. Griswold Guard. 

Mary Preston Jr. Vice-President. Nettie Clark Assistant Conductor. 

M. E. Swartwood Secretary. Jennie Gardiner Cor. Secretary. 

Emma L. Lee Treasurer. Anna Tupper Organist. 

Ira Swartwood Chaplain. 

MEMORIAL CORPS, NO. 44. 

Instituted May 27, 1884; Present membership, 84. 
OFFICERS. 

Louise M. Roland President. Frances A. Wyman Chaplain. 

Ellen R. Calkins. .. .Sr. Vice-President. Lena Springsteen. Conductor. 

Martha G. Hayr. . . .Jr. Vice-President. Levina Ferrell Guard. 

Mary A. Richmond Secretary. Etta Pope Assistant Conductor. 

Hattie M. Beals Treasurer. Emma M. Duscher Asst. Guard. 

AUSTIN CORPS, NO. 75. 

Instituted April ist, 1885 : Present membership 26. 

OFFICERS. 

Mary W. Storms President. Margaret T. Young Treasurer. 

Mary Redinger. ...Sen. Vice-President. Kate Sumner Chaplain. 

Clara Sterling Jtin. Vice-President. Adaline Flick Conductor. 

Emma Mellen Secretary. Christena Ludwig Guard. 

VOLUNTEER CORPS, NO. 77. 

Instituted February 27, 1886. Present membership, 47. 

OFFICERS. 

Charlotte Davis , President. Mary M. Goodsell Chaplain. 

Lena Vickers Sr. Vice-President. Sarah Silliman Conductor. 

Lizzie M.Whitman, Jr. Vice-President. Jennie M. Varner Guard. 

Minnie L. Honeywell .Secretary. Margaret Moore Ass't Conductor. 

Ch\oe H. Ackerman Treasurer. Libbie Williams Assistant Guard. 



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ORIN J. CRANE CORPS, NO. 93. 

Instituted August 24, 1885: Present membership 60. 
OFFICERS. 

Susan Norton President. Rich EHza Chaplain. 

Frank Munger Sen. Vice-President. Louise Dennison Conductor. 

Lottie Green Jun. Vice-Presdient. Florence Teasdale Guard. 

Susan Gilbert Secretary. Bertha Paige. . . .Assistant Conductor. 

Elsie Kimberly Treasurer. Emma Chalkly Assistant Guard. 

COMMODORE PERRY CORPS, NO. 128. 

Instituted April 6, 1886; Present membership, 35. 

OFFICERS. 

Susie Diply President. Martha Wagner Chaplain. 

Harriet Garfield Sr. Vice-President. Mary E. Heaps Conductor. 

Lizzie Lloyd Jr. Vice-President. Christina Plumley Guard. 

Sarah J. Clague Secretary. Ida Cook Assistant Conductor. 

Carrie Gartman Treasurer. Annette Flick Assistant Guard. 



OBJECTS OF THE WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS. 

To specially aid and assist the Grand Army of the Republic and to perpetuate 
the memory of their heroic dead. 

To assist such Union Veterans as need our help and protection, and to extend 
needful aid to the widows and orphans of those who have fallen. To find them 
homes and employment and assure them of sympathy and friends. To cherish 
and emulate the deeds of our army nurses, and of all loyal women who rendered 
loving service to their country in her hour of peril. 

To inculcate lessons of patriotism and love of country among our children and 
in the communities in which we live ; to maintain true allegiance to the United 
States of America ; to discountenance whatever tends to weaken loyalty, and 
encourage the spread of universal liberty and equal rights to all men. 

FORMATION OF CORPS. 

A Corps may be formed by authority of a Department President or of the 
National President, (when no department organization exists), on the applica- 
tion of not less than ten persons eligible to membership in the Woman's Relief 
Corps ; and no corps shall be recognized by members of the Woman's Relief 
Corps unless acting under a legal and unforfeited charter. 



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NATIONAL OFFICERS SONS OF VETERANS. 

Walter S. Payne Fostoria, Ohio General Commander-in-Chief. 

A. E. Case Chicago, 111 Lieutenant-General. 

F. W. Kohler Utica, N. Y Major-General. 

T. G. Carlisle Fostoria, Ohio Adjutant-General. 

O. T. Shutt Fostoria, Ohio Quartermaster-General. 

W. D. Thomas Pittsburg, Pa Chief of Staff. 

C. S. Crysler Independence, Mo Judge Advocate General. 

Geo. W. Penniman Minneapolis, Minn Chief Mustering Officer. 

G. B. Abbot Chicago, 111 Inspector-General. 

OHIO DIVISION SONS OF VETERANS. 

Geo. A. Ensign Defiance, Ohio Colonel. 

Henry Frazee Cleveland, Ohio Lieutenant-Colonel. 

W. D. A. O'Brien Springfield, Ohio Major. 

N. N. Badger Xenia, Ohio Chaplain. 

J. A. Calhoun East Liverpool, Ohio.. . . Mustering Officer. 

C. A. Atkinson Jackson, Ohio Inspector. 

D. Q. Morrow Hillsboro, Ohio Judge Advocate. 

H. L. Deatrick. ..... .Defiance, Ohio Adjutant. 

O. F. Ensign Defiance, Ohio Quartermaster. 

CLEVELAND SONS OF VETERANS. 

Wheeler Camp, No. 31 — Room 19 City Hall. 

Meets first and third Wednesdays of each month. 

Henry Frazee Captain. D. H. Clark Orderly Sergeant. 

T. E. Bonsall ist Lieutenant. P. W. Ditto. .Quartermaster Sergeant. 

W. J. Peters 2d Lieutenant. 

Creighton Camp, No. 71 — 315 Detroit Street. 
Meets every Tuesday Evening. 

Otto C. Springer Captain. J. G. Nevins Orderly Sergeant. 

Jas. T. Nevins ist Lieutenant. Chas. Snow. ..Quartermaster Sergeant. 

Jas. R. Crane 2d Lieutenant. 

Wright Camp, No. 76 — Corner Pelton and Starkweather Avenues. 
Meets second and fourth Fridays of each month. 

H. C. Varnes Captain. J. W. Varnes Orderly Sergeant. 

W. G. Silliman ist Lieutenant. John Beyer. .Quartermaster Sergeant. 

R. S. Smith 2d Lieutenant. 

FORMATION. 

Section i. A Camp may be formed by the authority of a Division Com- 
mander, acting by direction of the Grand Division Commander, or by the Com- 
mander-in-Chief, or Grand Division Commander (where no Division organization 
exists), on application, made in due form, of not less than ten persons eligible to 
membership in the Sons of Veterans; and no Camp shall be recognized by the 
Sons of Veterans unless acting under a legal and unforfeited charter. 



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YETERAHS' RIGHTS UHIOH. 

"The object of this Union is, under the auspices of the G. A. R., to secure to 
those who served under the Government of the United States during the late 
war, the rights and privileges guaranteed to them by Sections 1754 and 1755 of 
the Revised Statutes of the United States," as also § 3, Chapter 287, Laws of 1876. 

"Sec. 1754. — Persons honorably discharged from the Military or Naval Ser- 
vice by reason of disability resulting from wounds or sickness incurred in the line 
of duty, SHALL be preferred for appointments to civil offices, provided they are 
found to possess the business capacity necessary for the proper .discharge of the 
duties of such offices." 

Sec. 3. Chapter 287, Laws of 1876, is in part, as follows : ' 'Provided, that in 
making any reduction of force in any of the Executive Departments, the head of 
such Department SHALL retain those persons who may be equally qualified 
who have been honorably discharged from the Military or Naval Service of the 
United States, and the widows and orphans of deceased Soldiers and Sailors. 

PLAN OF ORGANIZATION. 

Each Post in a county or city to elect one member of an Executive Committee 
which Committee, when elected, are to constitute the Executive Committee of the 
Veterans' Rights Union of said county or city with full power. 

No member of the Executive Committee shall hold or, under any circum- 
stances accept, during the term for which they are elected, any position of profit 
or trust under the National Government. 
Comrade : 

How expressive the word, to ears attentive. How important in results if 
made the key note of our efforts, each for the other, united as m the years gone 
by in comradeship, for principle and the Veterans' rights. 

The discrimination m appointments to and removals from office and employ- 
ment under the Government as against the Veteran, has become notorious. 
"Political necessity" has been assigned as the cause for removals, and "Political 
service" has been made the criterion by which men were judged in their appli- 
cations for employment. The "Empty Sleeve," the sacrifice of limb and health 
in the army, the ability to successfully perform the duties of the position for 
which they were applicants, were not considered ; an honorable discharge from 
the Military or Naval Service by reason of disability resulting from wounds or 
sickness incurred in the line of duty was powerless to save when removal threat 
ened, and of no avail when "necessity, which knows no law," made such m 
applicants for place in the service of the Government, excepting only when th 
were of some consequence as political factors ; who could believe when the w 
closed, that the Veterans would be neglected or forgotten ; and toldwithi 
twenty years, that the "Soldier business was played out."? This was not th 
fault of the people, who have ever held these men in grateful remembrance 
because of the benefits they enjoy as a result of the sacrifice made by the Veteran _ 
but it was the result of forgetting that "Eternal Vigilance is the price of liberty," 
through which, those who controlled in political life,assumed to own and dispense 
as their personal property and perquisites public office and employment, that 
which the law intended and declared should go to those who, in the dark days 
of the war, stood between the Country and her dishonor. 

Everywhere throughout the Union, the Statute (Sec. 1754) was entirely ig- 
nored, or through non-enforcement became virtually a dead letter. 

It was under these conditions and the necessity which existed that something 
should be done, that the Veterans' Rights Union was called into existence, 
through a Convention of Delegates from the Posts of the Grand Army in this 
State, and that to-day it is thoroughly organized in Pennsylvania and New York. 



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Our object is plainly stated and our declaration of principles are : 

First. " We ask a fair construction, consideration and enforcement of sec- 
tion 1754, Revised Statutes of the United States; and Sec. 3, chapter 287, laws 
of 1876 (in so far as it applies,) by all who have the power of appointment or 
removal under the Government, from the Executive of the Nation down to the 
lowest subordinate in authority ; whenever and wherever an applicant, employe 
or appointed officer comes within the provisions of either of these laws. 

Second. An amendment of the Statute Law, so that the preference therein 
contained shall extend to, and cover, all those who were honorably discharged 
from the Military or Naval Service of the United Stales during the late war. 

Third. The establishment of Labor Bureaus in all the large Cities of the 
land to the end that we can ask, at the hands of the people for the old soldier, 
such' employment so they may have to give and he be fitted for, thereby carry- 
ing out the recommendatory character of Sec. 1755." 

We will not dilate on the work which has been done, nor mention those who 
have labored in this wortliy cause. Its results speak louder than words, in the 
respect that is now paid to this class of claimants, which was not the case 
between the years 1865 and 1882. ■ ■ r 1 1. 

But the work is not complete : To you. Comrades, belongs a rightful share 
in impressing upon our membership a spirit of true Fraternity, which inculcates 
Charity, and then the recompense of our Loyalty will come. To help the wor- 
thy needy, and destitute wards of our Grand Army, is a sacred duty ; " to stand 
by our Comrade" he being right, " though the whole world assail him" is one 
of the tenets of our faith. Let us demonstrate by our work that we are worthy 
the name of Comrade. 

While we hold in sacred remembrance the memory of those who gave their 
lives on the altar of our Country and discharge our full duty by those who sur- 
vive them, let us push forward solidly and unitedly, the electric touch of the 
elbow still felt, to protect and defend, against all who oppose, the rights and 
privileges which the law and a grateful people intended should be given to those 
who defended the Flag. , , r, ,■ u . u 

While we have not, from the beginning, been bound by State lines but have 
determined that we can say with Hamlet 'TU fight them on this theme, until 
my eyelids can no longer wag," even if we fight alone until we gain the victory, 
yet we realize that in Union only there is Strength, and while so much can be 
accomplished by the few, what must result when an advance is made along the 
whole line, and together? j , ,. • .u . 

Who among us, having worn the Union blue, and be:ng bound by ties that 
were welded in the fire of battle," will hesitate in rendering assistance in protect- 
ing the rights of a Comrade? 

We therefore earnestly urge upon all Department Officers, delegates to the 
National Encampment, Post Commanders, and the Comrades of our Order 
everywhere to extend our lines so that New York and Pennsylvania, with a mem- 
bership of 75,000, will not stand alone in fighting this battle, when we can muster 
over 300,000 men in defense of the principles for which we contend. 

VETERANS' RIGHTS UNION IN CLEVELAND. 

In December 1885, through the action of all the G. A. R. Posts in Cuyahoga 
county, an organization of Veterans' Rights Union was perfected for Cuyahoga 
county! It consists of an Executive Committee, consisting of one member elected 
on each Post in the county, 

OFFICERS. 

John. O. Winship Chairman Executive, Room 10, Blackstone Block. 
William Treat Secretary, Brooklyn, O. 
M. C. Hart Treasurer, 236 Superior street. 



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ORIGIN OF THE G, A, R, 



INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF THE GROWTH OF THE 
GREAT ORGANIZATION. 



At the close of the war in 1865, when the soldiers had returned to their homes, 
the question of the organization of some Order that would keep up that frater- 
nal feehng that existed between all soldiers, officers and privates alike, during 
the war, was discussed at Springfield, Illinois. 

Maj. B. F. Stevenson, formerly Surgeon of the 4th 111., was the most active 
and enthusiastic advocate of the scheme. He is entitled, I think, to all the 
credit as the originator of the Grand Army of the Republic. 

The ritual and the secret work of the Order was planned and written by him, 
with the aid and assistance of Capt. Robert M. Woods, now of Joliet, 111., 
Comrade Phelps, now of Chicago, and Col. John M. Snyder of Copperas Creek, 
Illinois. 

The first Post was organized at Springfield, 111., and then the Order extended 
to Bloomington, Chicago, Decatur, Peoria, Canton, and other cities in the State. 
The originators never intended that the Order should be exclusive, but that 
it should embrace every soldier who had served in the army of the Rebellion, 
and had an honorable discharge ; and this is to-day the only soldier organiza- 
tion that admits the rank and file alike — the corps organizations being made up 
■entirely of officers. 

Maj. Stephenson was chosen the first Commander, and the work of organiz- 
ing Posts in the State of Illinois progressed rapidly and soon spread to other 
States — Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania — and the^ first National Encampment 
of the Order was held in 1867, at Indianapolis, Ind., when Gen. John A. Logan 
of Illinois, was chosen Commander-in-Chief. 

The object of the first organization was misconstrued in the West — it having 
been charged that it was simply a political organization — and many old soldiers 
withdrew from its ranks for that reason, and the Order progressed much more 
rapidly in the East than in the West. 

At a National Encampment held in Philadelphia, the secret work was revised 
and divested of any and all objectionable features that existed from the first 
organization, and since that time the Order has progressed, until to-day you can 
find in almost every village and hamlet a Post of the Grand Army of the Re- 
public. 

The organization cannot last always, but in the last few years the Order has 
authorized the organization of the Woman's Relief Corps and the Sons of 
Veterans, and if these organizations are fostered, encouraged and cared for, 
they will still live to perpetuate the memory of the boys who took part in the 
preservation of the Union. — John M. S>?yder in the National Tribime. 



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